Nova Pioneer Ormonde announces mini and senior council members
The mini and senior council members were selected to serve as the voice of the peers.
Nova Pioneer Ormonde Primary School is pleased to introduce the recently appointed mini and senior council learner members.
The student leadership team, comprised of Grade Three and Grade Seven learners, will play a crucial role in representing their peers and contributing to the development of the school community.
The mini council members selected to serve as the voice of the younger learners are Imaan Ahmed, Muhammed Yoosuf Gathoo, Ntando Makhanya, Iman Kock, Salila Adams, Zoe Mathobela, Eilliyah Suliman, Lwandle Dlali, Rayne Shaik Moodeen, Jasvi Gangapursat, Kaago Mmautlane, and Kamogelo Dikobe.
These dedicated individuals have demonstrated exceptional leadership qualities and a commitment to making a positive impact at Nova Pioneer Ormonde.
The senior council members, representing the Grade Seven learners, are Nikhil Moodley, Patrick Onubuiyi, Qhawe Nhlapo, Asemahle Fandesi, Sifiso Mkhize, Thireshen Pillay, Luke Wagner, Bophelo Kubjane, Lwandle Ngwenya, Nkanyezi Mkhonza, and Khaya Ncube.
Their selection is a testament to their exemplary leadership skills, passion, and dedication to their school community.
Dean of students at Nova Pioneer Ormonde Primary, Sameerah Mahomed, said Nova Pioneer Ormonde understands the significance of fostering a strong student voice within the classroom and beyond.
“The mini and senior councils provide platforms for learners to take the lead in matters related to school operations and their impact on their peers. By encouraging learners to develop their leadership abilities, Nova Pioneer Ormonde aims to nurture servant leaders and change-makers who will positively shape Africa’s future.
“In addition to their responsibilities within the school, the mini and senior council members will actively engage in outreach projects designed to uplift the local community. Through these initiatives, Nova Pioneer Ormonde seeks to instil a sense of civic duty and social responsibility in its learners, fostering a deep understanding of the importance of contributing to broader society.
“The council members will meet weekly with the deans of students to serve as learner liaisons, ensuring that the voices and perspectives of their peers are heard and considered in decision-making processes.
“This collaborative approach facilitates open communication and enables the school’s leadership team to continuously improve student experiences and address relevant classroom matters,” said Mohamed.
Happy Seshoka, Nova Pioneer Ormonde Primary head of school, said: “Nova Pioneer Ormonde Primary congratulates the mini and senior council members for their outstanding achievements and expresses its confidence in their ability to lead with integrity, compassion, and excellence. The school community eagerly anticipates the positive impact they will make during the upcoming academic year.”
