Student Council
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The Student Council is a group that meets at least twice each term and is designed to help change and improve
life at college. Student Representatives attend meetings and represent their fellow students. Students take part
in discussions on issues that affect them and as a group decide how to progress their views. This may involve
doing some research or contacting staff, or feeding back information to students at the College.
There are also 3 representatives who sit on the Fenland Youth District Council.
The website for this can be found at: The Youth District Council
Role of the Student Council
- To help influence life at college
- Doing things for ourselves and gaining respect
- Improving student life
- Making changes
- To ensure an enjoyable learning experience
- Improve the atmosphere and environment
- Students coming together, one body to represent all students – involving everyone
- New ideas
- Discussing improvements (cross college)
- Good experience for the representatives
Role of the Student Representative
- Job Description
- To voice other people's opinions on their behalf
- To give and take feedback
- To help make changes
- To provide a link
- Raising quality issues
- To come up with solutions for a better working environment
- Messenger for students and staff
- To attend meetings as often as possible
We are currently trying to set up Year group councils which would allow more students
to be involved in the democratic process and the views of all students could be more effectively
represented by the Council members.