Queen Elizabeth's Grammar
SchoolStudent Council
The Student Council gives students an opportunity to voice their form’s opinions about how the school community is run.
Priorities for the Student Council is helping the community through charity work, making QEGS eco-friendly (such as cutting down on plastic), non-uniform days and making the school a better place for the students.
Each September we elect new student council representatives, here are the details for 2023-24.
| Form | Student Representative |
| 7T | Eryn Chadwick |
| 7T | George Carr/Harry Watson/Natasha Dodes |
| 7B | Amelia Booth |
| 7F | Rynad Mohundeen |
| 8C | Shalin Ahir |
| 8P | Hussein Benamer |
| 8W | Peyton Bright |
| 8LW | Eliza Olivant |
| 9MC | Odafe Obire |
| 9L | Bawan Abdulrahman |
| 9Q | Rosemary Wilmshurst |
| 9C | Flynn Greetham |
| 10AW | Penny Lynn |
| 10D | Logan Henderson |
| 10SR | Connie Maguire Furness |
| 10A | Oli Steadman |
| 11A | Krish Barla |
| 11F | Jack Dolby |
| 11S | Dominic Holmes |
| 11SR | Ollie Lawton |
| Sixth Form Chairperson | Isobel Bowman |
Achievements
Environmental – the Student Council contacted local companies and organised donations of reusable water bottles to be used in school to replace single-use or plastic bottles.
Charity – the Student Council planned, organised and ran several charity events, raising money for important causes.
Internal – the Student Council provided constructive feedback on Sports Day and improved the event as a result.
Why Join?
- Develop your leadership skills.
- Develop your confidence.
- Add to your CV.
- Make a difference.
- Try new things – step out of your comfort zone.
We are always on the lookout for students to take a leading role in improving the school. To join the Student Council, offer feedback or ask a question please get in touch via your form representative or speak to Mr Dunn.
