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Head Boy’s DON’T

Welcome Address 6 ESSENTIAL TIPS TO THRIVE FROM

YOUR STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT!

ood day, everyone! I’m Aliyu Zannah, and I have the
elcome back to the 2024/2025 academic year! I am truly honour of being the Student Council President of The
OUT! I aim to do my very best.
honoured to serve as your Head Boy this year. I am com- MISS GRegent Secondary School for the 2024/2025 academic
Wmitted to doing everything I can to make this year memo- session. It is truly a privilege to serve you all in this position, and
rable, successful, and enriching for all of us.

As your Head Boy, I will strive to be a voice for all students, work col- Based on my experience, I’d like to give you a few tips to help
you grow and thrive here at The Regent Secondary School:
laboratively with the school leadership and my fellow prefects, and
promote a positive and inclusive environment where everyone feels ZANNAH ALIYU
STUDENT COUNCIL aware of all the rules and regulations of our great school.
valued and heard. 1. Read the Student and Parent Handbook so you’re fully
PRESIDENT Obeying the rules keeps you and other students safe.
Being a part of Regent Secondary School has been a transforma-
2. Participate in House competitions. Make sure you volunteer
tive experience for me, one that has taught me numerous invalu-
and do your best in as many competitions as possible.
able lessons I will carry with me for the rest of my life. I am incredibly
3. Focus during class because every lesson matters.
proud to be part of a community that places such a high value on
4. Ask for help if you don’t understand something. Many peo-
personal development, integrity, and excellence.
ple are willing to help, from your Head of Year and Head of
House to your form tutors and teachers.
It brings me great joy to welcome the new students, from Year 7 to
5. Set goals that you would like to achieve by the end of the
Year 10, who are just beginning their journey at The Regent Second-
week, month, or term, and ensure you have an account-
ary School. I am confident that you will find this school to be more
ability buddy to keep you on track.
than just a place of learning, it is a place where you will build 6. Always maintain a positive attitude when things go wrong.
friendships, discover your passions, and develop the skills and It can be hard to keep your cool or stay calm, but know

values that will guide you throughout your lives. that those situations are learning opportunities and you’re
growing through them!
As we embark on this new academic year, I encourage every-
one—whether you are a new student or have been with us for
THINGS TO AVOID
years—to embrace the opportunities that lie ahead. Let’s com-
mit to working together, supporting one another, and creat-
ing a school environment where everyone feels included and
empowered to achieve their best. 1. Try to arrive on time for class, as you might miss

important messages from the teacher.
2. Always be respectful to everyone.
MOGHALU CHUKWUKA YEAR 11 CONGO 3. No bullying.

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