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SHC Student Leadership Council

Our Mission

The Student Leadership Council (SLC) is a diverse group of students from various departments within Shooters Hill Sixth Form College, working together to represent the entire student body. Our primary goal is to support the college's mission by actively contributing, advising, and assisting in the following areas:

  • Sharing information and updates about students' study programmes.

  • Planning and organising events.

  • Coordinating mentoring opportunities, activities, and programmes to foster a supportive environment for the wider student community.

We serve as a voice for students, offering a student perspective to help create an inclusive space where everyone can learn, engage, and collaborate.

 

Council Leaders

Omoegbemwen 
President

KiKi
Vice President

Our Values

We value inclusivity, celebrating the unique strengths, experiences, backgrounds, interests, beliefs, perspectives, and voices of all members of our community. We embrace open-mindedness and treat everyone with respect.

We honour intellectual curiosity by actively engaging with our broader community and curriculum. We hold ourselves accountable to the highest standards of integrity, acceptance, and professionalism. We value collaboration with the student body, striving for continuous growth and improvement.

What We Do

  • Assist in promoting college events and marketing initiatives.

  • Support staff and Senior Leadership Team (SLT) with curriculum and community engagement projects.

  • Contribute content for the SHC website, Student Hub, and social media platforms.

  • Oversee the recruitment process for the Council.

  • Organise whole-college class meetings to gather students' feedback and perspectives.

  • Drive change by communicating with key stakeholders to implement meaningful actions.

  • Host and coordinate the fortnightly Student Think Tank sessions.

Interested in joining next year's Student Leadership Council?
Learn more about the available roles and apply using the form below: