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Introducing our Year 6 Leaders

03 October 2025
Introducing our Year 6 Leaders

Congratulations to our newly appointed Year 6 Leaders for the 2025–26 academic year!

Head Boy James D
Head Girl Annie W
House Captains (Coombes) Thomas D and Martha H
House Captains (Guys) Will M and Seren M
House Captains (Vaughans) Harry G and Verity M
House Captains (Wains) Phoebe T and Conor M
Prefects (Michaelmas) Jackson C, Ryan P, Fran W, Theo A, Imogen D, Orla L-L, Catherine C and Aadvik A
Prefects (Lent) Finley C, Jordan K, Faith R, Henry D, Mila E-E, Abbey D, Owen W, Alex K-G and Ted S
Prefects (Summer) Barnaby K, Zac O, Poppy G, Toby E, Shreya S, Ellie F, Ishaan D and Monty R
School Council Aram A, Sophie L, Hanna H, James D and Annie W
DIRECT  Henry D and Lauren T
Play Leaders Zach O, Finley C and Jordan K
Eco Schools Philippa M, Oliver E-F and Carter R

 

We caught up with some of our new leaders to hear their thoughts on what it means to take on these roles and their plans for the year ahead:

Annie: “I want to show responsibility and kindness, be a good role model to younger pupils and inspire them. I hope pupils feel safe and brave enough to ask me for help when they need it.”

Carter: “Being part of Eco Schools means helping the environment and making the world a better place which is very important to me.”

Finley: “I enjoy the social part of being a Play Leader. I also want to make sure people are playing fairly and taking turns.”

Harry: “I want to build House spirit and encourage people to take part in lots of competitions.”

James: “I want to make a positive impact, and inspire people to do well and follow by example.”

Lauren: “I hope that everyone knows diversity and representation are important. Including everyone and instilling lifelong lessons is my goal. I want everyone to feel comfortable.”

Ryan: “Being a prefect is a good role, not too much pressure, but important for encouraging good behaviour. It’s about being a good role model, showing acts of kindness and making sure people are behaving well.”

Sophie: “Being part of School Council helps everyone in the school, making it a better place to learn. Encouraging kindness and making everyone happy is really important.”

These pupils are already showing dedication, enthusiasm and a commitment to making CSL a supportive and inspiring environment. We look forward to seeing everything they achieve this year.

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