LYMM HIGH SCHOOL
Getting Involved with the School
Leadership Opportunities
We encourage all of our students to develop their leadership skills by taking part in some of the many opportunities available, from peer mentoring of lower school students to maths ‘buddying’ to acting as prefects or joining our student leadership team who are involved in making decisions which involve the whole school.
our current student Leadership Team
Head Student
Lucy Williams
As Head Student, I am keen to establish a mentorship programme to offer peer-to-peer support across students in the Sixth Form and with Year 11. This will be particularly helpful in supporting Year 11 students when choosing their Post-16 Courses and managing their transition to Sixth Form. I also aim to establish stronger links with the local community, to work more closely with the wealth of voluntary organisation which would benefit from the support of young people. In return students will gain valuable experience and skills working with a cross section of society.
Head Student
Grace Robinson
As Head Student at Lymm, I aspire to reinforce our community values to ensure that every student feels represented and has their voice heard. I aim to promote inclusion and participation in all aspects of school life in order to create an environment that we can all be proud of. As a student who joined in Year 12, I would like to ensure that the transition period is as supportive as possible, whether this be from GCSEs to A’ Levels or any students joining us from other schools. I am thrilled to have the opportunity to represent our school and I hope to leave behind a legacy of tenacity and hard work, which I am sure we can achieve together.
Deputy Head Student
Edward Godber
Throughout this coming year, I aim to continue the excellent work done in promoting super curricular involvement and enhanced social responsibility. Alongside this, I will strive to promote men’s mental health awareness and improvement across the whole school. Ultimately, my main aim will be to aid the Student Leadership Team, whilst also representing the school’s values and ethos.
Deputy Head Student
Emily Forshaw
I am excited to be a part of the Student Leadership Team. Over the next year, I hope to engage the school in more environmental initiatives alongside the Eco Reps and help the school become more sustainable. It is important to me that I strengthen Sixth Form as a community and continue to develop its relationship with the rest of the school.
The holders of our senior leadership positions outlined their vision at the start of the year, and they are currently working towards their goals. Grace is striving to improve links with businesses in our local area, whilst Lucy is embedding support for students aspiring to achieve places at prestigious universities. Ed is working alongside our mental health team in school and paying particular attention to men’s mental health. Emily is working along side our eco and charities teams.
However, student leadership goes beyond the senior positions, and it is more than just a job title. We have functional areas which address charities, equality and diversity, mental health, community liaison, environmental issues, and scholars. Our charities team raise funds for MacMillan, Wear it Pink Breast Cancer Awareness, Children in Need, Save the Children along with our legacy hall charities Claire House, Meningitis Research Foundation, Help for Heroes, St Rocco’s Hospice and The Christie. Our Eco Team are working hard with our lower school students to ensure we retain our status as a “National Eco-School”. Along with staff they manage teams for water, transport, and biodiversity.
Charities Team
Alice Bigi
Jess Maslin
Hannah Davies
Amy Whitmore
Tilda Pollard
Eco Team
Jonny Wilson
Emily Forshaw
Equality & Diversity
Florin Fitzgerald
Amy Deeks
Ila Tajfar
Sophia Peake
Mental Health
Ed Godber
Scholars
Lucy Williams
Community & Business Links
Grace Robinson
Is Sixth Form for you?
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