Senior Co-Curricular Activities
The Student Representative Council
The SRC provides students with a platform to verbalise issues and provide suggestions regarding the school environment and is important in supporting the delivery of effective and efficient student support structures.
SRC
Overview
The Student Representative Council (SRC) at Roedean School is a forum that is led and managed by the Deputy Head Girl of the school, who is supported by the SRC board, the SRC Teacher-in-Charge and a group of students who serve as representatives for their respective grades and houses.
Various concerns and suggestions are put forward to the SRC board and, through a channel of upward communication, the matters are taken to the school’s executive team in an efficient and effective way. The SRC allows for pupils of all ages to represent the concerns of their grade and house.
The 2019 SRC board restructured the way the SRC operated. There were frequent feedback sessions with the school executive, where clear visions of the changes the pupils wanted to see was provided, and this has allowed subsequent SRC boards to run more efficiently and effectively.
With the assistance of the SRC, members of the student body have engaged with the executive committee and board on pertinent issues and outdated traditions at Roedean. The SRC has also begun the process of drafting an updated and inclusive hair policy. Additionally, the SRC has assisted in a new system for PTA books, explored methods for bonding across grades, and promoted awareness around prominent social issues.
Senior Co-Curricular Activities