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Senior Pupil Leadership Team

This year, we had a lot of applications from our Year 10 pupils wanting to put themselves in the competition to represent the whole student body and join the Senior Leadership Team to help shape the school community.

There was a rigorous selection procedure including a formal application, a presentation and then a final interview with Mrs Paxton-Gault (Assistant Headteacher) and Miss Slater (Headteacher).

We are proud to present our newly selected team who have written a paragraph to introduce themselves:

 

Head Boy: Zidane Z

 

 Hi, my name is Zidane, and I’m really proud to have been chosen as Head Boy for the 2025–2026 school year. I’ve been a whole school ambassador from Year 8 to Year 10, which gave me a lot of experience in leadership and working with others. I care deeply about making school life better for everyone and making sure every student feels included and supported. Outside of school, I play a lot of sport, which has helped me build confidence, discipline, and resilience—qualities that have also helped me represent the school in football, basketball and cricket. As Head Boy, I’ll bring those same qualities into this role. For me, being a leader isn’t about telling people what to do—it’s about setting a good example, listening, and helping others be their best and this is what I intend to do.

 

 

Head Girl: Ayesha B

Hello, my name is Ayesha Bolya and I am proud to let you know I am this school’s new Head Girl. Firstly, I would like to say how grateful I am to be given this

position. With this role, I hope to inspire my peers to ensure they are able to work to the best of their abilities. I also think that it is important to listen to one another and with is role I can do that more closely to ensure everyone feels safe and welcome, as this is arguably one of the most important aspects. I believe being Head Girl is not just about holding a title, but about setting an example through kindness, respect, and dedication.

 

 

Deputy Head Girl:

Zoya I

 

My name is Zoya, and I’m very excited to have been appointed as Deputy Head Girl. I’m looking forward to taking on this role and making a positive impact. I want to help all students reach their full potential by ensuring they feel supported in every way possible. I also aim to improve the pupil feedback system, so that every student feels heard, and we as a school can improve.

 

 

 
Deputy Head Boy:
 

Navinder S

As Deputy Head Boy, I am committed to encouraging all students to become more independent, to find happiness in their school life, and most importantly, to enjoy every moment of their time at Hall Green School. I believe that a positive and supportive environment helps every student thrive, and I aim to contribute to that daily. During my time in this role, I also look forward to supporting school initiatives and offering my perspective in the decisions that help shape the future of Hall Green School. As Deputy Head Boy, I am committed to encouraging all students to become more independent, to find happiness in their school life, and most importantly, to enjoy every moment of their time at Hall Green School. I believe that a positive and supportive environment helps every student thrive, and I aim to contribute to that daily. During my time in this role, I also look forward to supporting school initiatives and offering my perspective in the decisions that help shape the future of Hall Green School.