At Britannica, we are delighted to showcase the remarkable leadership skills our primary school students have developed this term. It is with great pleasure that we highlight the significant contributions made by our students in various leadership roles within our school community.

Throughout this term, our House Captains have exemplified exceptional leadership qualities, inspiring their peers to actively participate in school activities and develop their skills. These elected representatives have served as outstanding role models, fostering a sense of belonging and excellence within their respective houses. The efforts of our House Captains in facilitating the collection of house points have encouraged healthy competition, teamwork, and a strong sense of pride in achievements.

We would also like to acknowledge the remarkable work of our Toy Monitors and Librarians. Their commitment to ensuring the proper care and safety of toys and play equipment, as well as organising and maintaining our school library resources, has created an enjoyable environment, and nurtured a love for reading among their peers.

Furthermore, the Student Council has been instrumental in driving positive change within our school community. Through meaningful discussions and collaboration, they have successfully led initiatives, such as acquiring new books for our library, enhancing the reading experience for all students.

Our Student Council are also thrilled to introduce a new House Point Certificate. This certificate celebrates the achievements of students who have attained 300 house points this term, showcasing their commitment to our school community and their exceptional leadership abilities.

We are immensely proud of the remarkable progress our students have made in developing their leadership skills this term at Britannica. Through their roles as House Captains, Toy Monitors, Librarians, and members of the Student Council, they have made significant contributions, fostering teamwork, excellence, and a strong sense of community. As we approach a new term, we seek new students to fill these roles and have the opportunity to lead our school and make positive change.