Student Leadership

Opportunities for Student Leadership.

At St Leonard’s Catholic School, we empower pupils through a robust Pupil Leadership programme, At St Leonard’s Catholic School, we empower pupils through a robust Pupil Leadership programme, promoting a sense of responsibility and initiative. We have three branches of our pupil leadership programme:

  • Head Students: Elected from the Sixth Form, these students embody the pinnacle of leadership, guiding the student body. Elections for Head Students take place at the end of Year 12, and Head Students remain in role throughout Year 13.
  • Student Council: Our Student Council were selected through an application process, take charge of specific areas within school such as Communication, Fundraising and Events and Green Committee, exemplifying their dedication to diverse aspects of school life.
  • Tutor Representatives: Our Tutor Representatives, who were democratically elected by their peers, bridge the communication gap, ensuring that each pupil’s voice is heard.

Through these leadership roles, St Leonard’s Catholic School cultivates a culture of collaboration, accountability and student-driven positive change.

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Updated | 16th July, 2025 |

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