Pupil Leadership

An integral part of a child’s experience at Stockwell is formed by the extensive opportunities we provide for pupils to take on roles of responsibility and leadership.

We continue to encourage and value our pupils’ voice and our teams of Friendship Buddies, Prefects, Peer Mediators and the School Council play an active role in school life. Pupils’ ongoing commitment has a very positive impact on our learning environment here at Stockwell and we are incredibly proud of their combined achievements to date. We are confident they will continue to impress us with their ideas and passion.

School Council

School Council represents the school from Reception to Year 6, with a boy and a girl being elected in each class. School Council pupils play an extremely important role in the school in representing their class with their views on changes and improvements. School Councillors have to show qualities such as being able to show initiative; be an extremely good role model; being able to share ideas with others. They must also be trustworthy, honest, well-mannered and patient.

School Council Representatives
ClassNamesClassNames
1THannah

Grace

4HJasper

Michelle

1BArmaan

Zoe

4AAleandro

Isla

2SAnna

Lujain

4BAnna

Nae’Shaun

2MJohn

Sabrina

5PDeema

August

3HAlexander

Enzo

5HIkhlas

Akachukwu

3GRidwan

Akeefa

6ASophia

Leonardo

3TMicaiah

Othman

6KKanny

Mohamud

House Captains

House Captains are pupils elected in Years 6. These pupils are expected to act as role models to their peers by continuing to display extremely positive behaviour, punctuality and attendance. One of the aspects of their role is to be hosts to guests or visitors to the school. They also have the responsibility to monitor and record pupils’ behaviour and attitude when moving through the school.

Red

GreenBlue

Yellow 

SharonHaaniyaFatimaSaratu
Rwoh’nSophieSiadiRogerio

Peer Mediators

Peer mediators are pupils elected in Years 4, 5 and 6. Peer mediators are trained to mediate disputes between peers in a calm manner, during playtimes. They are also expected to be role models with an outstanding attitude towards school. They must be trustworthy, honest, well-mannered and patient.

ClassNames
4HAzariah
Vera
4AAdriano
Scarlett
4BFareed
Siena
5HHenrique
Nancy
5PAugust
Elisabeth

Sports Leaders

The sports leaders have been promoting the importance of exercise, helping to lead exercises during Wellbeing Week to children in all year groups.  They are helping to source resources for P.E lessons and supporting the Mr Coker help to keep P.E resource cupboard tidy.

NamesYear
Liam
Mario
Kyree
Sophia
Haaniya
6
Alim
Jahvonte
5

Librarians

Librarians have been elected by the school English lead. They organise the library making sure it is tidy and presentable at all times. They also help identify books for staff and children alike.

NamesClass
Alison (Head Librarian)
David
Michelle
6K
Haaniay
Ricardo
6A

Digital Leaders

Digital Leaders work with the school computing lead to support with the management of the digital technology within the school. They have been appointed through a recruitment process. They had to complete an application form, and attend an interview in order to secure the role. They also contribute to the school newsletter and they are involved in school promotion.

NamesClass
Matthew4B
Cian
Tariq
4A
Henrique
Marco
Nancy
Abubaker
5H
Huzayfah
Maliah
Sulaym
Omario
5P

Friendship Buddies

Friendship Buddies represent the school from Years 1 to 6, with a boy and a girl being elected in each class. They are trained to support pupils in the playground, at playtime and lunchtime, with fostering friendships. One of the major aspects of their role is to welcome new pupils into the school and to support them to establish friendships within their class.

ClassNames
1TDylan T
Inara
1BEldridge
Celia
2MQuadri
Ava
2SElijah
Iyla-Rose
3GRyyan
Eliza
3TYonatan
Valentina
3HAlex
Aisha
4HIre
Roise-Ray
4AAshley
Joanna
4BJahkia
Sophie
5HAbobakar
Constanca
5PAbbass
Enis
6ALiam
Caroline O
6KRauhaan
Amelie