...Need The Student Council and its cover supervisor Mrs. Hunt have all agreed and concluded that an activities day should be created based on the theme “Children In Need”. Despite the fact that the actual day of the Children in Need has already passed, we decided to go ahead with the plan since it would have been impossible to create the activities day in such short notice. Here is a list of ideas proposed by the members of the student council regarding the event. * Non Uniform Day * Charge £1 which will then be sent off to the charity. * Food Stalls * Some of the food will be provided by the students * Parents will be notified to avoid using ingredients that may cause allergic reactions or exclude other people from eating the food because it contains a certain ingredient (e.g. Gelatine – non-Halal/Kosher) * Raffle * Students purchase a raffle ticket for 50p * A prize to be handed out to the winner and two runner ups (Prize to be determined) * Students to be able to purchase a maximum of 5 ticket * Winner and runner ups to be announced in an all year (or KS3) assembly * Activities * Football tournaments (or other sports) * Cricket Challenges * Running Competitions * Full day focusing on a particular subject * Drama Performance * Staff from the drama studio willing to create a play for students during activities day. Problems with the proposed plan: I have been informed that students from Year 10-11...
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...9/29/15 “STUCO Is My Life” My sophomore year of high school was coming to an end. I kept thinking, I had to do something exciting my junior year, or at least get involved. I started hearing about this leadership club, Student Council. Instead of just joining the club, I wanted to be a part of the inside activities and the class. I went in for my interview, and was accepted for a spot in the class the next year. I had come to realize that Student Council was a student-lead organization in which we strived for excellence in not only academics, but creating relationships, showing pride in the school we attend, and learning leadership skills, while also seeking little guidance from our advisors. We learned valuable lessons, while participating in a variety of committees such as Community Service, Environment & Energy, and many others. This organization is one of the communities that I’ve been a consistent member of at James Bowie High School. We value leadership, teamwork, and academics which can be used in real life situations. Student Council is significant to me because it helped me become optimistic and challenged me to do better in life. I am an accepted member of Student Council. When joining STUCO, which is short terminology for Student Council, I had to learn all types of communication, such as mastering what we like to call “The STUCO Clap”. The STUCO Clap was a chant or more so a beat, that everybody in the class had to participate in. Starting off as a newbie...
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...many commitments. Throughout my life, I have worked as long and as hard as I possibly can to effect beneficial changes in both school and society. During the summer of tenth grade, I took a number theory course at Johns Hopkins University with students from Alaska, California, and Bogota, Colombia. Similarly, during the summer following eleventh grade, I was one of ninety students from New Jersey selected to attend the Governor's School in the Sciences at Drew University. At Drew, I took courses in molecular orbital theory, special relativity, cognitive psychology, and I participated in an astrophysics research project. For my independent research project, I used a telescope to find the angular velocity of Pluto. With the angular velocity determined, I used Einstein's field equations and Kepler's laws to place an upper bound on the magnitude of the cosmological constant, which describes the curvature of space and the rate of the universe's expansion. In addition to learning science, I recently lectured physics classes on special relativity at the request of my physics teacher. After lecturing one class for 45 minutes, one student bought many books on both general and special relativity to read during his study hall. Inspiring other students to search for knowledge kindles my own quest to understand the world and the people around me. As president of the...
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...Good Morning (afternoon) teachers and fellow students. My name is ________ and I am in grade 8. I have been a student at St. Luke’s for 10 years. St. Luke’s is a great school. The teachers are always there for us and the students are the best. When I started at this school, I was four and I couldn’t read or write and didn’t know what to expect. Now I want to give something back to our school. We are lucky to be students at St.Luke’s. While at St. Luke’s, I have participated in many school activities. These include sport teams such as volleyball, basketball and intramural soccer. I have also been a member of the Green team for _____years, and I attend church regularly at St. Luke’s Parish. I am a very strong, committed and dedicated student. I am very well organized and work hard at everything I do. I am very proud to be a student at St. Luke’s and would like to become more involved. So, why do I want to be a part of Student Council? First of all, I want to make a difference. I want to help make kids look forward to coming to school by planning some fun events for all of us so that our memories at St. Luke’s will be great. I would also like to make St. Luke’s more environmentally friendly. Some ideas would be to have more litter-less lunch days and also to plant more trees or even a garden at our school. We could even make announcements to remind the students of how to save the environment even at home. I also think it would be a great idea to have more intramural...
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...As a student council officer, I would like to accomplish an appreciable amount of things for the Class of 2019 and all the classes following. I will be running for the Joliet Catholic Academy freshman class Vice President, because I feel that is where I belong and deserve to be on student council this year. There are many reasons I am suitable and worthy for this job. I am trustworthy, responsible, creative, and honest when needed which is what I feel a student council member needs to do their role. I am also willing to devote my time to all student council event which I already have because I attended and worked hard at the Breast cancer awareness volleyball game, the homecoming locker and door decorating (my homeroom door won out of all the freshman doors!), and I attended very briefly the movie night in wishing well court....
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...and Islington College STUDENT UNION REPORT TO CORPORATION 4th October Student Union 2013/14 CONTENTS 1) Purpose 2) Background 3) Student Union Priorities 13/14 4) Student Union Meetings 5) Student Union Activities 6) SU Executive Committee Dates 13/14 7) Recommendation 1) PURPOSE To update the Corporation on Student Union Activities for 2013/2014. 2) BACKGROUND Candi Student Union Executive Committee includes: 1 x President 1 x Vice President 5 x Centre Reps 2 x HE Reps 5 x Sports Reps Sports Reps have been introduced this year to help raise awareness of the opportunities available at College as well as promote the importance of an active lifestyle. The Student Union President resigned recently as they are no longer at the College. The Vice President has been working closely with Marketing on a high profile campaign including posters and promotion through social media. Voting will be online through My.Candi closing 23rd October 2013. With the new academic year underway, class reps are being elected through group tutorials with tutors key to ensuring students are in post by October half term. The Vice President has been visiting classes to engage students with the Union, promoting learner voice and campaigns. Nominations for various college committees close Friday 4th October. The opportunity is a great way for students to be involved in the strategic direction of the College. 3) STUDENT UNION PRIORITIES 13/14 ...
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...called The Gathering, at a church where I helped fed the homeless. As I watched hungry families walk in and grab their food, I felt extremely blessed and thankful for the little and the big things that I have in my life. It reminded me that I should always be grateful and I should not take things for granted even if it’s not even important. I have been a part of Student Council. I was a treasurer during my freshman year and president of my class during my years of high school. Taking part as a treasurer made me realize the importance of money and how powerful it is. From this position, I learned about financial planning and budgeting and with these skills, it will help me in the future on how to save money. Taking an important role as a president for two years made me into a more responsible person, especially if you’re representing a whole class. As a president, I’ve learn the duty that one must fulfill and the responsibilities of one must endure. Through my experiences in as an officer, I’ve learned the significance of independent work and self-responsibilities when others are not around. Other than student council, I am also a part of two sports team and National Honor Society. As an athlete, communication, teamwork, and commitment are important skills to acquire....
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...I have participated in many extracurricular activities over the course of my high school career but have decided to share with you the four things that have impacted me the most. Activities Student council. 2013-present • Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Class President • Planned The Sadie Hawkins Dance, Prom, Homecoming, and Mr WHS (a Male beauty pageant that raises around $12,000 a year for families in need in our community) • 2016/17 Student Body President • Oversee all Council events When I started Student Council Freshman year I would never have guessed how much it would mean to me or how much I would learn. As student body president this year I lead the meetings for our full council (about 40 people) and work closely with administrators,...
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...know whether the levels of satisfaction of BSHM students on the type of activities chosen and implemented by the SHTM Department Council are the same with the BST students during the acquaintance party and neophyte’s night. |t-Test: Two-Sample Assuming Unequal Variances | | | |The type of activities chosen and implemented (Games, Contests, etc.) | | |BSHM |BST | | |Mean |2.584070796 |2 | | |Variance |0.972900688 |0.818181818 | | |Observations |226 |45 | | |Hypothesized Mean Difference |0 | | | |df |67 | | | |t Stat |3.894957653 | | | |P(T (2.00) 5. Conclusion: Reject H o There is sufficient evidence that there is a significant difference between the levels of satisfaction on the above problem of both degree courses. Other Findings: The ratings of BSHM students on the above problem are more varied and are more...
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...disposal, county roads, planning, and leisure services, among other things. Wiltshire Council is also the biggest employer within Wiltshire. Wiltshire Council has set out their goals in a business plan for the next four years 2013 – 2017. The goals include: * To protect those who are most vulnerable * To boost the local economy; and, * To bring communities together to enable and support them to do more for themselves These priorities will help to deliver their vision to create stronger and more resilient communities and make Wiltshire an even better place to live, work and visit. The plan will include investment in highway maintenance, creation of a campus opportunity in each community area, economic growth stimulation and provision of opportunities for every child and young person to improve their attainment and achieve their full potential. 1.2 Wiltshire Council offers services to all members of the local community so thereby have a huge range of ‘customers’. Some of the services the council provides are ‘free’ at source although they are funded through council tax and government grants which provide a full range of services to customers, some of whom are unable to pay directly for them. The services provided by the Council include schools, social services, rubbish collection and disposal, county roads which are mainly free at source (although paid for by Council taxes). There are services which do attract some financial contributions from customers...
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...Post: Facilities Co-ordinator Service: Facilities and Property Management Section: Facilities Management Grade: G03 (Subject to Job Evaluation) Reporting to: Senior Facilities Coordinator Direct Reports: Facilities Assistants and Cleaners Job Purpose: Co-ordinate the delivery of an efficient and effective integrated facilities management service across various allocated Council/ Partner premises in order to assist with the promotion, delivery and integration of the Council`s key objectives; specifically in relation to the Community Plan, Shared commitments, Single Outcome Agreement and Best Value. A. Area of Responsibility 1. Co-ordinate and supervise the delivery of property, maintenance and security related tasks across various serviced premises ensuring all activities are carried out in accordance with established procedures, agreed guidelines, risk assessments and regulations. 2. Co-ordinate and supervise the delivery of planned and unplanned cleaning services across various Council / Partner premises ensuring the agreed task schedules and Service Level Agreements are achieved. 3. Monitor the delivery of services carried out by the Facilitates Assistants and Cleaners across various premises ensuring all activities are completed in accordance with Service Level Agreements. 4. Assist with the implementation of service initiatives and improvements related to the operational delivery of Facilities Management Service tasks and activities...
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...The Coordinator of Community Services met with Emily Laraia and her support team to discuss review outcomes/goals and develop new ones. Emily and her support team understood their rights and responsibilities and were in agreement with the outcome of the meeting. The meeting took place at Emily’s home in Damascus where she lives with her family. At the meeting were the CCS Havril Hutchinson, Emily Laraia and her mother Robin Laraia, Wonkai Emily’s SE Manager, Keturah Buchanan Director of Vocational Services at Target Community and Educational Services. The meeting started with introductions of all individuals and the CCS passing the sing in sheet around for everyone to sign and date. Emily has been employed at Giant as a bagger where she has been working since August 2008. Emily usually work four or five hour shifts at Giant. Emily’s family usually take her to and from work. Emily is friendly and attends various social events with her family such as sporting events and music events. While at work Emily does not require constant supervision by her Job Coach. Wonkai and Emily’s mom have agreed that the family has not been consistent with emailing Emily’s schedule to Wonkai. Emily and her mother have agreed to have Emily remind her mother to email her work schedule to her SE Manager monthly. Outcome: Emily will maintain employment with Giant. Goal: Emily will have an annual evaluation completed by her supervisor at Giant by 8/25/17. Goal: Emily will communicate her Giant schedule...
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...only hopeful of the next and many other generations of leaders to come. I would like to take this opportunity to thank my fellow students for entrusting me to your care. I thank the teachers for the utmost support and guidance for the past year. Surely, the successes of the student council government are not only to the merit of the members, but also to all of you. I understand that a year of leadership could never be enough to address every student’s concern. As I turnover this Key of Responsibility, I also am turning over the many student issues and concerns that I have failed to address before. Receive this key and do not deem this as a burden or a cross to carry, for leadership is a privilege of the few. But remember, that it is a privilege that will cause you hardships; it is not for the faint of heart. Contrary to what you may see, the real key of responsibility is intangible. It is not a mere prop to accessorize this program. Therefore, to the next leaders and members of the Student Council Government 2016-2017, take this key of responsibility with utmost commitment and dedication to serve. To all of my fellow students, I believe that you, as well, are receiving a key of responsibility – a responsibility to cooperate, and work with the council in directing and fulfilling its goals. There is a reason why a mass of students is called a student body; and that’s because we all are entrusted with duties...
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...Principles explained Introduction There are eight guiding principles to the Data Protection Act 1998 (DPA) which the council must adhere to when processing personal data. The DPA defines processing as obtaining, organising, adapting, accessing, using and deleting. 1. First Principle “Personal data shall be processed fairly and lawfully” In order to comply with the first principle; one of the following conditions from Schedule 2 must be met if personal data is being processed: 1. The ‘data subject’ has given their consent 2. The processing is necessary a. For the performance of a contract to which the data subject is party, or b. For the taking of steps at the request of the data subject with a view to entering a contract 3. The processing is necessary to comply with legal obligation 4. The processing is necessary in order to protect the vital interests of the data subject 5. The processing is necessary for the Administration of justice 6. The processing is necessary for the legitimate interests of the data controller (except where unwarranted because of prejudice or legitimate interests of data subject) 2. Second Principle ‘Personal data shall be obtained only for one or more specified and lawful purposes and shall not be further processed in any manner incompatible with those purposes’ To comply with the second principle, the council must inform the Information Commissioner of all the purposes for which it processes personal data. If the reasons for...
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...TO BE COMPLETED BY STUDENT – PLEASE PRINT | Student ID [8 Digit Number]: | 26731185 | Level [1,2,3, PG]: | PG | Student Name: | XINBIN, JIN | Programme: | MARKETING MANAGEMENT | Please tick as appropriate: | Proof of Enrolment Letter (also available via Sussed)This is a general purpose letter, to whom it may concern, including your personal details and enrolment information. | | | | | Bank Letter | Bank: | | | | Location: | | | | | | | Visitor Visa LetterIf you would like a family member or friend to visit you in the UK, they will need proof that you are a student to present to the relevant Embassy. | | | | Schengen Visa Application LetterIf you are travelling during term time you must also complete a Tier 4 Absence Request Form. Embassy: | EGPYT | Appointment Date: | 27/02/2015 | Leave Date: | 23/03/2015 | Return Date: | 01/04/2015 | Reason for Travel:TRAVEL | | 3 | | | Council Tax LetterThe Student Office is not able to produce letters for council tax exemption. Please contact ctax@soton.ac.uk to request a letter from the Council Tax team. | Please email your completed form to the Faculty Student Office: Faculty Student Office Teams: | Email: | Telephone: | Business School | bussofbl@soton.ac.uk | +44 [0]2380 59 7677 Int: 27677 | Law School | lawsofbl@soton.ac.uk | +44 [0]2380 59 7677 Int: 27677 | Winchester School of Art | wsasos@soton.ac.uk | +44 [0]2380 59 6913 Int: 26913 | MBA | mbasofbl@soton...
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