Head Boy / Head Girl

We are extremely proud of our prefect system, which we have introduced to allow our pupils to develop their leadership skills and nurture a growing sense of responsibility.
The Prefect system at St. George’s is about fostering the family atmosphere and encouraging greater communication across the year groups. We have so many high achieving pupils in the upper echelons of the school, and we hope to see our younger pupils benefit from the example they set.
It is always difficult to select the ten prefects from the well deserving pupils who apply. Nevertheless these pupils immerse themselves in the job of representing the proud traditions of our school.
All prefects help supervise younger pupils while they work at lunchtime and provide an additional pair of eyes for teachers in break times.
They are acting as ambassadors and diplomats for the school, guiding guests around the school with the open friendliness for which St. George’s is renowned.

Structure:
 
Head Boy / Head Girl.
4 Senior Prefects 4 Ordinary Prefects.

The Prefect Role
To act as a role model for pupils and promote the ethos of St. George’s.
To maintain the standards duties and responsibilities of a St. George’s pupil.
To perform one break or workroom duty per week..
To attend school events when required.
To attend all meetings with the Prefects and Sixth Form Staff as required.
To ensure all school rules are adhered to at all times by all pupils.
To use the existing school structure to provide the necessary support to carry out duties.

Weekly duties are:
Taking prospective parents around the school.
One Break Duty per week: Either Workroom or Red Pitch Duty.
At Break Times: ensure that MS/US pupils have vacated their classrooms and headed outside.
Meet as the Sixth Form Committee to organise events.
We look forward to seeing this dynamic group take the school forward to develop ideas for events in the Upper School and support existing events across the school as a whole.