Activities & Leadership
Student Leadership
Every year, KBWHC proudly organizes Student Council elections. From class presidents in Elementary to council members in Upper Cycles, students practice democracy, advocacy, and collaboration.
Responsibility
Participation
Collaboration
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Makassed Network Committee
Selected representatives also join the broader Makassed Student Council Committee to advocate for student voices across the entire network, ensuring that our students play an active role in shaping their community.
Focus
Student Voice & Advocacy
Promoting respectful dialogue, representing concerns, and building solutions with the school community.
Outcome
Leadership in Action
Strengthening collaboration, responsibility, and initiative through meaningful roles and projects.
At a glance
What Students Practice
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Democracy: elections, representation, accountability.
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Communication: speaking, listening, negotiation.
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Service: initiatives that improve school life.
Note
Activities are guided by the school’s values, ensuring respectful leadership and positive impact.
Elections Process
A clear, student-friendly process that encourages fair participation, respectful competition, and responsible leadership.
Step 1
Nominations
Students apply and define their goals and values.
Step 2
Campaign
Present ideas respectfully through speeches and posters.
Step 3
Voting
Students vote with integrity and responsibility.
Step 4
Representation
Elected members implement initiatives and report progress.
Roles & Responsibilities
Class Presidents
Represent their classmates
Communicate needs, support classroom initiatives, and promote a positive learning environment.
Council Members
Lead school-wide initiatives
Plan events, contribute ideas, and collaborate with staff to enhance student life.
Network Representatives
Advocate across the Makassed network
Exchange best practices, amplify student voice, and build shared projects across schools.
Student Impact
Leadership at KBWHC is measured by how students contribute to a respectful, safe, and thriving school culture.
Culture
Belonging & Respect
Peer support, empathy, and positive behavior initiatives.
Skills
Confidence & Voice
Public speaking, teamwork, planning, and accountability.
Interested in participating? Students can learn about the elections timeline and expectations through their cycle coordinators.
