Whitchurch High School Head Student Elections
Welcome to the information page for the forthcoming Whitchurch High School Head Student elections, please find below information on each candidate and a link to their video introduction setting out their vision for the school and how they will support you.
Once you have read all candidates pen pictures and watched their video introduction, CLICK HERE to be directed to the online voting page. You will be asked to enter your school email address (username@whitchurch.cardiff.sch.uk) and school password.
Candidates up for election:
Alex Sullivan
The Lead Student role is something I’ve been interested in for a while. At first, I wasn’t sure if I would apply, but I now believe I could do well in the role. I’ve become more outgoing and confident, and I think I could make a positive difference. I want to be a Lead Student because I feel I’m a good fit. I don’t hold any bias about how the school should be—I simply want to represent students and share ideas that reflect what they want................click here to read my full statement.
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Amy Isaac
Hi, I’m Amy, and I hope to be part of the student leadership team next year. Having been at Whitchurch High School since Year 7, I feel I have a strong understanding of what works well and what could be improved. I’d love the opportunity to help shape the future of the Sixth Form and contribute to positive change across the school...............click here to read my full statement.
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Anest James
My name is Anest James, and I am hoping to express my keen interest in the role of Lead Student. Although I have only been a part of Whitchurch High School for the past nine months, the sense of community, support, and kindness I have received from both staff and students has made a significant impact on me. I would now really like to give back to the community that welcomed me so openly by going for this position................click here to read my full statement.
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Carys Gibbons
Leadership has always been important to me because I’ve always wanted to help others. For me, leadership is about selflessness—putting others before yourself. If elected, that would be my priority: serving the needs of all students. I’m asking for your vote because I’m passionate about improving our school in ways that benefit everyone................click here to read my full statement.
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Elen Diggins
My name is Elen Diggins and I've been at Whitchurch High School since Year 7, I’ve always looked up to the Lead Students and aspired to one day take on this role myself. Throughout my time at Whitchurch, I have been an active member of the school community, taking part in a range of activities and volunteering opportunities..................click here to read my full statement.
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Ewa Balogun
Hi, my name’s Ewa Balogun, and I’m a current year 12 student studying hoping to pursue a career in law.
I’m applying to be Lead Student because I strongly believe that our school can bea place where everyone feels supported and has opportunities to develop for future roles. I believe the role is about creating positive change, not just for sixth form, but for the whole school, and helping students feel part of a secure community...............click here to read my full statement.
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Frazer Mullins
We as students haven't consistently been given the proper communication and deserve. As student leader I would be a voice for us all, so we could all enjoy greater input on decisions made. It doesn't feel completely fair that a team of 6 have all the say over things which affect us all, which I'm offering to change.................click here to read my full statement.
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Georgia Holmes
My name is Georgia Holmes, and I have been a pupil in Whitchurch High School since Year 7. I am studying all the sciences and Maths. I love playing football and netball both in and out of school and socialising with my friends. I believe that I will get along well with everyone consistently allow meaningful change to occur over the coming year.................click here to read my full statement.
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Harminder Philora
A position in the student leadership team is an opportunity I would cherish for years to come, not only for the skills and experience I would inherit, but also for the legacy of positive impact I could leave behind. It is not something I desire simply as fodder to bulk up my CV. It is a vision I have had for myself since I started at Whitchurch High School, aged 11.................click here to read my full statement.
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Lola James
My name is Lola James, and I am currently studying 4 A-Level subjects: Mathematics, Biology, Business studies and Advanced Skills. I am running for the position of lead student because I want our ideas as students to be heard, and to make further improvements across Whitchurch High School. If I were to be successful in becoming part of the Sixth Form Leadership Team, I would prioritise developments that reflect the needs of students.................click here to read my full statement.
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Luisa Quinta
I’m really excited about the opportunity to become one of this year’s lead students, and I’d love to explain why. One of the main things I’d like to focus on is improving how students can voice their opinions and suggest changes within the school. Right now, we rely on form reps to pass on our feedback, which works...............click here to read my full statement.
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Marcello Fasano
My name is Marcello Fasano, and I’m applying for the position of Head Boy because I want to play an active role in shaping our Sixth Form experience. I believe I have the right combination of commitment and reliability to represent our year group and help make the coming year one to remember. If elected, my focus will be on making Sixth Form better for everyone...............click here to read my full statement.
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Noor Mahdi
I strongly believe I would be the most capable candidate for student lead, as i’ve proved my competence in skills needed for this role and I’m the type of person who wouldn’t let issues get discarded, meaning if staff or students come to me with something they want changed I will do my best to make it happen as I want to make this the best time for students and teachers................click here to read my full statement.
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Thea Smith
It’s lot of reasons to fit into 500-words. I want to represent you – to ensure your voice is heard and your opinions are considered. Our sixth form is a truly diverse community, and it’s important to me that everyone feels included and valued. I want to use this opportunity to make meaningful change, ensure inclusion, and build a stronger Sixth Form community...................click here to read my full statement.
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