Student Leaders

In alignment with the United Learning ‘Pupil Charter’ Glenmoor & Winton Academies aim to offer the following to all students: 

Each year all students will: 

• be encouraged to take part in at least one co-curricular club, within or outside of school, attending for the duration of the club (or for a minimum of one term across several clubs). 
• represent their house/tutor group/class in individual and team activities. 
• share their views on the school through student leadership structures. 
• reflect on their aspirations and personal development goals with an adult in the school. 
• hear from an inspirational speaker or coach. 

In Key Stage 3, all students will: 

• have the opportunity to represent the school in a sporting, cultural or academic event. 
• have the opportunity to perform in a class production to an audience. 
• watch a theatre production. 
• volunteer time to serve the local community. 
• have the opportunity to stay away from home and bond with classmates on a residential. 
• have the opportunity to demonstrate leadership. 
• deliver a presentation to an audience. 
• celebrate people, cultures and cuisine from a foreign country. 
• visit a Top Third university. 

In Key Stage 4, all students will: 

• watch a live professional performance, production, sporting or cultural event. 
• volunteer time to serve the local community. 
• demonstrate leadership to the wider school. 
• apply for or elect students to senior leadership positions. 
• deliver a presentation to an audience. 
• experience a professional workplace. 
• visit a Top Third university (if not possible in KS3). 

These goals encapsulate the core experiences that we would like all students to achieve beyond the classroom.  

Glenmoor & Winton Academies strive to develop leadership skills in all our students. Those traits vary from listening skills and public speaking to decision making and confidence. Our students experience a plethora of opportunities and experiences to develop a sense of leadership. 

The pinnacle of our student voice programme are the GW Forums; this system offers multiple opportunities for students to lead, share their opinions, and instigate actual changes across the academies.