The King Alfred School Academy Announces New Year 11 Prefects and 6th Form Student Union Team

The King Alfred School Academy Announces New Year 11 Prefects and 6th Form Student Union Team

By Grace, 14, Jill Dando News Correspondent

The King Alfred School Academy proudly announced the appointment of its new team of Prefects and Student Union Representatives for the upcoming academic year.

After a round of outstanding interviews, the school has selected a group of exceptional student leaders.

"We were so impressed with the standard of applications for student leadership roles and we have appointed a team of 5 phenomenal Head Students, 6 very impressive Senior Prefects and a whole group of talented Prefects. They will be superb role models and leaders for their peers, and the school as a whole next year," said Mrs. Crow.

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Ms. Cooper, who also oversaw the interview process, echoed this enthusiasm: "Our student leadership team this year is formidable; led by a strong group of Head Students and Senior Prefects who all interviewed with maturity above their years. I can't wait to see them take on their new roles in September."

An exceptional group of Year 10s have been appointed as Head Students for the next academic year. Caspar, Austin, Antony, Casey, and Leah “distinguished themselves through a rigorous application process and are ready to lead their peers with distinction” added Mr. Milford, Principal.

The school also announced its new Student Union Representatives for 2024-2025. Eleanor will take on the role of President, with Dawson and Freddy as Vice Presidents.

This team is set to bring fresh ideas and dynamic leadership to TKASA 6th Form.

The prefect system at TKASA provides the opportunity for students to develop leadership skills. Prefects represent the school during Open Evenings and community events, participate in breaktime duties, and maintain a positive presence around the school.

They serve as role models, inspiring and guiding their fellow students.

The newly appointed student leaders are set to begin their roles this September, ready to contribute to the school community and uphold the values of TKASA - "Belong. Believe. Pe Proud".

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