1. Form/Year Representatives
Nominations
September 2013

2. What’s in it for you? To represent the views of students in your form.
To change or introduce ideas in school
To benefit and enhance students school life
To be part of a thriving, productive and enthusiastic student voice.
Attend trips
Rewards for complete projects
Looks favourable on your CV when you apply for college, sixth form and university.

3. Form representatives Job Description
Attend ALL meetings which you are required to do
New staff interviews
Run school projects- acting on the feedback which you get back from the students
Feedback to your forms on the progress of your projects
With your form tutor, organise a timetable for recycling monitors.
Feedback to the student cabinet, verbally or via , any comments or suggestions that your form have raised.
You may also be asked to help lead year assemblies in conjunction with the student cabinet, the heads of school and Miss Edwards
Be proud. Wear your badge!

4. Personal qualities- Are you..?
Hardworking
Have good communication skills
Creative
Friendly and approachable by all students
Organised

5. Who’s interested…? What to do now…
Write a statement- no more than 5 lines.
Explain why you think you would make a good form representative.
Your form tutor will read out the statements
The remainder of the students will vote for their choice.
Successful candidates will then be able to apply for the year representative role.

6. Good Luck!!
Once the 2 form reps have been decided- preferably 1 boy and 1 girl, the names need to be ed to Miss Edwards

7. To be a YEAR rep
Submit a 10 line (approx) statement which will explain what ideas you have that will enhance the life of your year group.
This will need to be submitted to your head of year.
These will be read out in assembly and a vote will be cast amongst all the students in year.
Only the form reps can put them self forward for this.
Heads of year will then Miss Edwards the names of the newly appointed year reps.