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Jonny Green
What leadership roles do
you have?
I was a peer mentor and am a
prefect. I like to help the younger
students if they are lost or need
someone to talk to. I enjoy doing
school tours for prospective
parents as it’s nice to ‘show off’
your school.
I have learnt a lot from being
the rugby captain, all of these
leadership opportunities will
help me with my future career in
rugby. Knowing how to get
on with people is an important
life skill.
Matt Welland
What have you gained
from Seaford?
Confidence, determination and
resilience. It’s taught me that
you have to work to achieve
your goals/aims. I learnt never to
give up. Other friends find their
schools very pressurised and
therefore don’t enjoy it as much
as I enjoy life at Seaford.
Student welfare is at the forefront
at Seaford. I know that if I had
a problem, I could go to No.46
(Seaford’s wellbeing centre) even
though I’ve never used it. You
know you’d be looked after and
would have someone to talk to.
Clara Chrispin
What would you like to achieve
being a peer mentor?
I applied to be a Peer Mentor,
over 80 students applied! I’m
really happy that I was chosen.
Everyone had training so that we
could understand what the role
entailed before we applied. I like
the fact that so many of my peers
wanted to do the role, which
sums up Seaford’s community
where we all support each other.
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