Bailiff’s Ukraine Appeal
Please help the students of JCG raise money for the people of Ukraine
Read MorePlease help the students of JCG raise money for the people of Ukraine
Read MoreAuthor : | Toni Rollo |
Date : | June 2021 |
To be reviewed : | June 2023 |
Principles:
We want our students to be at the forefront of all we do. Our students are confident exponents of their opinions; they see things with a unique perspective and have fantastic ideas about how to improve our College and the world around them.
We encourage all our young people to participate fully in the life of their College and to facilitate this we offer numerous opportunities to ensure that their voices are clearly heard. Through JCG Voice, which is overseen by the Head Girl Team and the Vice Principal, students will make significant contributions to the decision making, development and direction of the College in order to feel a real sense of belonging in our community.
Below is a non-exhaustive list of student voice opportunities:
Procedures
Students should be encouraged to take responsibility for:
Exploiting opportunities to express their opinions and ideas in a positive and constructive way.
Contributing to the voice of students as part of assemblies, publications and events.
Being ambassadors for the College.
Offering tours for visitors, new students and staff.
Considering peers’ views to provide feedback in a positive and constructive way.
Parents have responsibility for:
Head and Deputy Head Girls have responsibility for:
Tutors have responsibility for:
Vice Principal has responsibility for:
Principal has responsibility for:
Student Council has been set up in order to develop ways for our students to understand and consider issues affecting them and express their views on them. The Student Council gives students a means by which they can discuss and share opinions, contribute ideas and be consulted on policy decisions, problem solving and other matters related to their learning, our school environment and the running of JCG. The Student Council comprises of a representative from each form group and is led by the Deputy Head Girl - Pastoral. The meetings are held separately for Lower School, Upper School and for Year 12. Year 13 contribute their views to the agenda through the weekly Prefect Meeting (for any Year 13 student who is not a member of the Prefect team they can communicate their views through the Prefects).
Aims
Procedures
Students should be encouraged to take responsibility for:
Deputy Head Girl – Pastoral has responsibility for:
Student Council Representatives have responsibility for:
Tutors have responsibility for:
Vice Principal has responsibility for: