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Student Leadership
In order to fulfil your purpose in life and improve the world in your own unique way, you will want to take up positions of responsibility and leadership throughout your life. There are lots of opportunities to take on leadership responsibilities at Uckfield College.
Right from the start in Year 7, students can get involved:
- Form Representatives. These meet regularly with your Director of Year.
- Year Representatives on College Council. These meet weekly with Mr Hennebry and student leaders from all year groups. The role of College Council is to discuss important issues e.g. how is learning supported (learning organisers, MyACE, revision etc.), mental health support, catering, improving facilities, consultation on possible uniform changes, which charities will we support and how e.g. non-uniform days etc. There are notes (minutes with actions) made for each College Council meeting. College Council members are expected to discuss these issues with Form Representatives and consult students widely on the issues being discussed.
- Senior Student Leadership team led by our Head Students.
- Students from all year groups can be leaders and work in a team with other year groups on any of the following themes:
- Academic support, including reading support
- Careers
- Charity
- Environment
- Diversity and Equality
- Media
- Peer Mentoring
- Extra-curricular / social
- Sport
- Well-being
- Wider engagement
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"Welcome to Uckfield College. My name is Holly and I'm one of the Head Students here at Uckfield. I am currently studying English Literature, English Language, Drama and Maths, with the intention to go on and study English Literature and Theatre Studies at university." |
"Welcome to Uckfield College! My name is Ida Larkin and I am one of the Head Students within the Sixth Form. I am currently studying Dance, Drama and English Literature and am hoping to attend Drama College next year." |
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