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This is a leadership group for students who will support with the communications functions of the school, this includes contributing to newsletters, the school website and the Hayes Review. Are you a budding journalist or interested in how multi media and advertising works, or have you got some new and interesting ideas about how we could better share information around the school on our screens and walls? If so, this is the student leadership group for you!

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Mr Allred
Mr Frost

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Mark P
Ella B
Moussa B
Gabriel S
Marlo E
Lenny B
Zachary F
Daniel D
Alias A
Dylan S
Bradley C
Taylan L
Emrah L
Kate W
Amara A
Siona C
Sam C
Henry L
Grace I
Beatrix M

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This year we are / we will:

- Improve Student voice in school/year newsletters

- Improve the school website making information more available and easier to understand for all students.

- Build community links through the Hayes Review and Hayes Village Association.

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We have met with Hayes Village association to discuss and build community links – there are avenues to support this especially with RAG week in 6th form.

There has been student voice in the village association magazine from years 8, 9 and 13.

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Check out our post on the Student Leadership board on the Upper Street

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Check out our post on the Student Leadership board on the Upper Street

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We met on the 7th of March and spent the meeting focusing on two of our key commitments.

The first one having a voice for students in the Hayes (Kent) Village Association review, we agreed that Poppy H, Alias A, Dylan S, Grace I, Mark P and Beatrix M would all provide articles on the topics of work shadowing, year 12 life, year 7 student leadership and reflections on recent mock examinations.

The second was a review of the information on the schools website and how we can make this more user friendly for each year group. There were a range of suggestions including, reducing the amount of text, increasing the social media usage of the school, and having a more focused student section. However we agreed on two key priorities to move forward - 1) exploring if the useful links on the desktop version of the school website could also be on the mobile version for students, 2) creation of year group pages with access to year group calendars and learning journeys.