Student Voice / Government

We know that many of our students have passionate views about their School, their place within it, and indeed about the world beyond. We want those passions to have a voice. We also know that many of our students have real leadership talents, and others are always looking for ways to develop their leadership skills. We want our students to believe, as we do, that democracy and the democratic process is the best way to get their voices heard, and their ideas put into action.

At Mossbourne Fobbing Academy we have both a student voice group (Years 7-11) and a sixth form leadership group (Years 12 and 13), including Head Boy, Head Girl and their deputies.

We are extremely happy to announce our new Head Girl and Head Boy for Mossbourne Fobbing Academy for the 2024-2025 academic year! After a rigorous interview process and an inspiring assembly where students presented their visions, we were truly impressed by all the applicants. We are pleased to announce the following appointments:

Head Girl: Amelia Cox

Deputy Head Girl: Summer Lockwood

Head Boy: Gabriel Beck

Deputy Head Boy: William Hayward

Congratulations to all of them! We look forward to a fantastic year ahead under their leadership.

Student Voice - The student voice group is comprised of subgroups such as LGBTQ+, Environment, Culture and Diversity and SEND. In their regular half termly meetings they discuss pressing issues which may be affecting Mossbourne Fobbing Academy.

They have made decisions such as:

• Leading the collection for donations to The Ukraine Appeal
• Ensuring that they are all Anti-Bullying Ambassadors
• Changing the playground environment

Student Government - Our Student Government are members of our school community that embody our aim to ‘be the best we can be.’ 

Student Government and Leaders were appointed following an interview process in which they had to detail their ambitions for the school and their peers. 

What roles can I apply for?

There are many roles within the Student Government, including deputy roles. These roles cover many subject areas across the school, inclusive of most departments. Below are a list of the current ‘job titles’ available to apply for.

• Head Boy/Head Girl and Deputies
• Minister for STEM
• Minister for Sports and Games
• Minister for Arts and Culture
• Minister for Social Sciences and Humanities
• Minister for Charities and Community Liaison
• Minster for International Relations and Languages
• Minister for Marketing/Social Media
• Minister for Mental Health Anti Bullying and Student Welfare
• Minister for Diversity and Inclusion

The Student Government is organised as below:

Expectations of the Student Government team:

• Good time management
• Communication (public speaking)
• Enthusiastic, driven and imaginative
• Approachable by all at school
• Liaise with staff and students
• Productive nature - the ability to put your words into actions
• Leadership skills

The roles you have to play:

• Continuation of charity work - put on events and strengthen connections with organisations
• Public speaking - Open evening, assemblies and Student Council
• Run student Parliament- includes reporting to SLT meetings
• Create the yearbook
• Ambassador for the school - speak to visitors and welcome guests

For further information click Here to see our application process.