Student Voice is an integral part of life at St Mary Magdalene School. Because it is so important, we have a number of ways in which the students cannot only share their ideas and opinions of their peers, but also take on responsibility and make a positive contribution to school life.
Please see our many groups within the Student Voice and our elected students for the roles:
School Council
Whole School Council meets once a half term and is made up of representatives from each year council, prefects in year 11 and sixth form and members of the schools' equality group, eco council, Faith Team and LBGTQ+ Council.
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Year Council Members
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7NCU- Kosi Ogbuoto and Faizah Kareem 7BMD-Saleem Kawesi and Esther Afun 7GAO- Annie Aganya and Frankie McNelis 7RCR- Hope Mukeba and Amelia Wanendaya 7MMR- Psalm-Vernet Crabbe and Glory Sunday Ano 7DME- Aavah-Lily Williams and Hannah Anokye |
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8ABH- Renee Nkwenti Franklin and Miriam Adebiyi 8MPZ- Rehuel Hunce and Kimberley Lah 8MMA- Ayo Oludengun and Chisom Okoronkwo 8SHI- Blazej Turkowski and Felicity Hamilton 8LJU- Micah Umunna and Asia Bucknell 8MSS- Ivan Akoto and Georgia Duncan |
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10ECO- Jesselyn Yeboah and Deborah Omidiji 10EBS- Vyte Kundrotaite and Joey Addo 10SJS- Victoriya Larren and Tyler Thomas Haines 10JTT- Florence Taylor and Esther Maton 10DBU- Iyeesha Turay and Elroy Benguela 10CMS- Idman Dirie and AlHaarith Salami |
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11HGH- Luke Revett and Hannah Longhurst 11AHR- Ephraim Akinlolu and Hudhaifa Mohammad 11OSY- Thomas Shore and Zephan Thomas 11PTO- Axel Lobognon and Elona Amerllahi 11LCR- Tahmid Alli and Alex Coria-Ajeigbe |
Prefects
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Head Boy: Head Girl: TJ Ogunyemi Matilda Pham Charlie Thompson Taqwa Zaman Josh McConville Akorede Akinbode Lolade Vincent Dandy Ubani Chidinma Agwu Lemuel Adeyosoye Maximilian Slowinski Ethan Corgat
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SAFE Wellbeing Ambassadors
Selected students were trained to become Wellbeing Ambassadors. The role of the Ambassadors will be to provide peer on peer support for students and to raise awareness of mental health. They will provide information on coping mechanisms and the services out there for young people to access. The Ambassadors will be creating ideation and plans around how we as a school can raise the awareness of mental health and promote wellbeing.
Wellbeing Ambassadors: