Student Leadership

Having A Say In Primary School

In Primary, our School Council is a group of pupils elected by their peers to represent the opinions and issues raised by other pupils then communicate back to the Headteacher and Principal. The School Council can also take forward projects on behalf of the pupils, and be involved in planning these projects by being in charge of implementing changes around the school. Students will have focus group sessions where they will discuss which ideas are possible to implement. They also have a page in the yearbook documenting the changes they have made throughout the year.

The School Council will  present at a assemblies to inform their peers and raise awareness about issues facing the world. They also work as a team to fundraise for their chosen charity ‘Dew Drops’, developing their empathy and giving them an understanding social responsibility.

Initially, Primary students can become involved by expressing an interest with their teacher and putting themselves forward when the vote takes place. Once on the School Council the children meet fortnightly to discuss issues and ideas raised by their peers. They will sometimes meet with the Principal and Primary head to discuss how they can implement changes. The main benefit of school council is to give pupils a voice within school life, experience of decision making, team work and confidence building.

Primary Student Council 2021-2022

Aim of the Council: To encourage a shared responsibility for aspects of day-to-day life at school and to develop a caring and co-operative community.

The Council is made up of representatives from Years 3 to 6 and supported by our Assistant Head of Primary and Ms. Anna Dunhill, Head of Primary EAL.

Head Girl and Head Boy

• Lucia Reid Saez
• Christopher Kicker

Student Councillors

• Year 3: Ellie Wang and Jasmine Liu
• Year 4: Justin Yu and Mary Zhao
• Year 5: Beren Yavuz and Justin Ok
• Year 6: Jeina Ananda, Mar De Castro Romera, Vihaan Prabhakan and Action Han
• GPS: Matteo Wettach and Anna-Laura Baehr

Eco-Committee 2021-22

They are responsible for initiating sustainability programs within BSB to try and reduce our ecological footprint. They also aim to raise awareness of environmental issues and solutions.

House Captains 2021-22

We have elected House captains for sports and other House competitions.

• Vikings: Matilda Pavic and Brad Kim
• Normans: Tiffany Ma and Alex Zhang
• Saxons: Jella Wenzelburger and Daniel Kwon
• Romans: Maria Bruno and Milo Keller

Leadership in the Secondary School

We know the importance of giving students the opportunity to develop their leadership skills, and we have a range of different ways to do this.

The Secondary Student Council is a vital part of our school community. The council is made up of all of our form representatives who are voted into their position by their peers. It meets every 2 weeks to discuss various different issues raised by the student body aiming to improve the school. It is also active in creating and leading school projects and schemes. Our council is currently considering ways in which we can help the school to become more environmentally friendly.

The ideas generated by the Student Council are delivered to the Senior Leadership Team.  By opening these levels of communication, we can ensure that students’ views and opinions are considered during the formulation and review of policies that are relevant to the student body.

2021-2022 Head Boy and Head Girl

We also have positions for Head Boy and Head Girl who have the task of leading the whole Secondary School student body and provide role models for the students to aspire to. 

Head Boy:  Adrian Pailler (Year 13)

Head Girl:  Hazel Lee (Year 13)

2021-2022 Year 13 School Prefects 

A Prefect is a role model within our school. They will promote student wellbeing by organising clubs and being available for students to talk to. They will also be visible at school functions and be ready to assist the school in a variety of ways.

Here are the Year 13 Prefects assigned for Years 7-11:

Year 7: Dabin Lee, Daniel Kim, Luna Jung

Year 8: Ellyza Malibiran, Fatma Erdogan

Year 9: Jayden Kim, Minsu Park

Year 10: Aaliyah Kilinic, Chiana Ibanez

Year 11: Emily Liu, Gilbert Ahn

In Secondary school, we strongly encourage all students to participate in the International Award programme. This helps them to develop confidence, learn new skills and to develop as a team player, as well as becoming a better leader.