Student Leadership

Student Leadership at Ascot Vale Heights School

The Student Leadership Group has representatives from the School Captains and School Vice Captains who are democratically selected by the students from Senior Secondary and from Primary School –grade 6 students.

This group of students consistently display the school values of Respect, Responsibility, Honesty, Cooperation and Commitment. They are also expected to:

Attend Student Leadership Group meetings as necessary and support student decisions to be implemented

Participate in and assist with the organisation of school events including, end-of-term assemblies and special events.
Prepare written reports to promote the school for the school newsletter.
Be a positive role-model for all students and display appropriate behaviour at all times.
Help and listen to all students so they can look to the School Captain to set a good example and help them out.
Commit personal time to some tasks – help pack up sand pit, collect balls, keep the yard tidy, do some jobs for teachers.

Student Voice Team

The Student Voice Team consists of representatives from the secondary school and upper primary. We also have an elected Student Representative on the AVHS School Council.

This group of students consistently display the school values of Respect, Responsibility, Honesty, Cooperation and Commitment. They are also expected to:

Attend Student Voice Team meetings as necessary and support student decisions to be implemented

Participate in and assist with the organisation of school events
Prepare written reports to promote the school for the school newsletter.
Be a positive role-model for all students and display appropriate behaviour at all times.
Be a good listener and communicator
Commit personal time to some tasks – making posters, decorating foyer

All of the school leaders and student voice team take a pledge.

‘I promise to be the best I can be at my school. I will be a proud, responsible, respectful and safe learner. I will always show fairness and encourage other students to be the best they can be.’