The Student Council is a representative structure for students, through which they can become involved in the affairs of the school, working in partnership with school management, staff and parents for the benefit of the school and its students.
Some benefits of a student council are as follows: (use normal bullets below please as on rest of site)
- a vehicle for student participation;
- creates a positive school atmosphere;
- creates a caring school environment, which is supportive and inclusive;
- beneficial impact on issues such as discipline, bullying and staff-student relations;
- creates educational opportunities for students;
- provides an interactive learning environment;
- Students can develop communication and leadership skills, responsibility and accountability;
- valuable resource to management, teachers and other students.
How it works.
- Each Year group elects two representatives, a boy and a girl; this ensures gender balance.
- All students can put themselves forward for election.
- A vote takes place at the morning assembly of each year group
- The Student Council President and Vice-President are elected by a separate election process which involves the entire student population.
The Council will meet regularly throughout the year and have their own noticeboard. All information pertaining to the Student Council will be displayed here, so watch for updates. The Student Council also has an Instagram account with regular updates.
2024/2025 Student Council
| President | Niamh Twomey |
| Vice President | Michael Murphy |
| International students representative | Nadiia Kabashna |
| JC1 | Émile Landron O’Connor and Darcy O’Shea |
| JC2 | Daniel Creedon and Rosalyn Van Daele |
| JC3 | Olly Hayes and Neasa Davies |
| Transition Year | Conor O’Sullivan and Niamh Doyle |
| LC1 | Simen Poiarkov and Sophie Ryan |
| LC2 | Jack Tangney and Niamh Hurley |
| LCA | Laura Scanlon |