Leadership
Extraordinary leadership opportunities for exceptional young women
Extraordinary leadership opportunities for exceptional young women
It is particularly through our carefully designed orientation programme that we work to create a strong sense of belonging in the school. We believe that our learners experience satisfaction and fulfillment when they feel connected to their peers and their school.
It is particularly through the Alternative Education Programme which takes place at the end of term 1, that our learners learn to recognise their strengths and limitations, in very practical ways. Through this, they learn to encourage and support each other, and the value of teamwork.
In this year, we encourage the learners to look at leadership and be answerable to each other and to their school, our Grade 10s are taught to develop their particular interests, concerns, and talents with leadership and self-growth in mind.
In this year, having leadership and self-growth in mind, their practical learning is consolidated and extended through a 3-day leadership camp specifically designed to deepen their understanding of themselves, each other, and the skills vital for excellent leadership.
By the time our Grade 12 student leaders are appointed, they have shown that they have the talents and the vision to assume responsibility of a portfolio. Potential candidates write letters of application and submit CVs and manifestos for the scrutiny of the school and the staff with whom they work closely. They are interviewed and required to address the student body they serve. Accountability, delivery and integrity are expected of our leaders as they lead the student body. This actively prepares them for the kinds of skills needed for the workplace and tertiary education.
The benefits of this system are evident in the spirit of our leaders: strong, confident, innovative and active, they are prepared for positions in a challenging world.