We introduce pupil leadership roles as we want our school to be the kind of school that everyone enjoys coming to, where everyone knows and understands each other. We want it to be a cheerful place, where we look after everyone.
School Prefects
Prefects are expected to establish and maintain the highest standards of behaviour, attitude and appearance at all times and provide a positive role model for other pupils. They are appointed each year to undertake various roles and responsibilities around the School.
Abraham • Head Pupil and Music Prefect
Eliza • Head Girl and Worship Prefect
Ethan • Vice Head Boy and Reading Prefect
Millie • Vice Head Girl and Sports Prefect
Anaya • Charity Prefect
Gurtaj • Lunch Time Prefect
Isabel • Green Prefect
Laura • Art Prefect
Aroosh • Maths Prefect
Pixie • Media Prefect
Denny • House Prefect
All Prefects will:
- Encourage the Christian values of Love, Honesty and Respect.
- Lead by example.
- Wear the school uniform correctly and with pride.
- Work collaboratively with the Senior Leadership Team to promote good behaviour, manners, politeness.
- Assist the Senior Leadership Team in helping the school run effectively.
- Act as additional pairs of eyes at break times and lunchtimes and to report to staff serious misbehaviour.
- Patrol the school corridors and playgrounds at break times and lunchtimes in order to assist in preventing any lack of respect for persons and property.
- Help provide a happy and safe environment in which all members of the school community feel valued.
- Carry out other tasks and jobs as may be directed from time to time by staff.
Leading Lights and Worships Technicians
Pupils in Years 5 and 6 are offered a variety of positions of responsibility within the school. Our Leading Lights and Worship Technicians are part of our pupil leadership group.
Leading Lights and Worship Technicians are role models for expected behaviour and show diligence and enthusiasm towards all aspects of school life, striving to do their best at all times.
Leading Lights open and close our whole school worship, greeting the whole school community and introducing the worship leader. They read the daily Bible reading and lead the school in prayer.
Worship Technicians operate our presentations for whole school worship, ensuring that worship songs are ready and played on time and that the presentations run smoothly for the worship leader.
School Council
At Holy Trinity, we believe it is very important for all children to have a voice and to express their thoughts and opinions. We are proud to have School Council representatives who ensure that the views of all children in their classes are heard and considered.
Our School Council representatives meet regularly with our Head Teacher, Mr. Jones and Lead Teacher, Mrs. Kooner. During these meetings, representatives come together to discuss and debate ideas and suggestions put forward by their classes or teachers. The outcomes of these discussions are then shared back with classes and teachers and the feedback is taken forward in future meetings.
We are pleased to announce our School Council Representatives for 2025-26:
| Class | School Council Representative | Vice Representative |
|---|---|---|
| Elephants | Naomi | Maya |
| Pandas | Buzz | Gianna |
| Hedgehogs | Veeksha | Hudson |
| Porcupines | Gurbaaz | Sunshine |
| Dragonflies | Maryam | Teddy |
| Bumblebees | Holly | Rayhan |
| Lions | Emmanuel | Sharon |
| Tigers | Ameera | Rhys |
| Komodo Dragons | James | Dariea |
| Wolves | Kitty | Henry |
| Orcas | Harrison | Chloe |
| Giraffes | George | Aalia |
House Captains
As part of the additional leadership responsibilities House Captains and Vice House Captains are elected.
Each year four Year 6 pupils serve as House Captains and four Year 2 pupils serve as Vice House Captains represented by Year 2 children.
The houses are:
Margate
Broadstairs
Dymchurch
Minnis Bay
House captains are required to fill in an application form and give reasons as to why they feel they would be the best candidate to carry out the role and how they can support school events. The applicants are then democratically chosen by the children in their class.
House captains represent their named house by collecting house points, which are given to children for their excellent behaviour and learning during the week. The house and vice-captains will collect house points from each class every Thursday and will announce the winning house during Friday’s worship.
The winning house at the end of the academic year is rewarded with special prizes and privileges.
Trust Student Voice
At Aletheia Academies Trust, we all understand the importance of getting all pupils involved in the direction of the schools and how students can be an instrument to affect positive change in our school communities. Bi-monthly a number of school councils from each school get together to discuss what individual schools have done recently, to plan what they want to achieve in Student Voice for next year and ways to ensure the group is feeding into the Trust to have an impact on the overall development.