At Alsop High School, we believe that student voice plays a vital role in shaping our school community. The School Council is a group of elected student representatives from all year groups who work together to make a positive difference in school life. It serves as a platform where students can express their ideas, raise concerns and contribute to decisions that impact their education and well-being.

The aim of the School Council is to promote a sense of responsibility, leadership and collaboration among students from different year groups. The School Council comprises two elements:

1) Form Representation Council (FRC)- where each form sends elected representatives to meet with Progress Leaders every half term members to discuss a range of topics, from improving school facilities and supporting mental health initiatives, to leading charity events and promoting environmental awareness.

2) School Council - The FRCs send two representatives to meet each term to discuss a wide range of topics and receive feedback regarding previous issues raised. Both student bodies gather feedback from their peers, represent their views and work closely with staff and members of the Senior Leadership Team to bring about meaningful change.

By involving students in the decision-making process, we empower them to take ownership of their school experience and develop skills that will benefit them beyond the classroom. The School Council is an essential part of our commitment to creating a respectful, inclusive and dynamic learning environment where every student has a voice and is encouraged to use it.

The Student Council consists of the following students: -

  • Year 7 - Khalil H and Isabel H

  • Year 8 - Sam R and Jessica I

  • Year 9 - Ruby H and Andru G

  • Year 10 - Bevan J and Emma B

  • Year 11 - Vacancies for September 2025

  • Year 12 - Faith C and Jamie M

  • Year 13 - Vacancies for September 2025