Head students from across the city work together.
Varndean School hosted the first Brighton and Hove Head Student Conference on Friday 4th March 2016. An idea borne and realised by Varndean Student Headteacher and Youth Mayor for the city, Wednesday Croft, the event sought to share knowledge and best practice amongst peers.
Uniting students in similar roles from across the city’s schools, the event saw them working together on student voice, wellbeing, equality and sustainability in our schools, and featured guest speaker Caroline Lucas, Green MP for Brighton Pavilion. Caroline Lucas talked to the students about the importance of listening in leadership and how coming together is important to mobilise and empower young voices.
The students were excited to be working together, with talk of next year’s conference already underway!
For more information on our previous tweet, click below to meet our glamorous goats and find out why the introduction of a new school base is an amazing step for Varndean @LennoxVarndean #AnnieLennox #challenge #pride #Brighton https://t.co/OEpyWMSITm
We are so excited to officially announce Annie (formally known as Pavilion)! Our goats have always represented each part of our school community and this name change means @LennoxVarndean has their very own goat! See Annie's debut below: https://t.co/eHOPhHhuDE
Another amazing entry for the @LennoxVarndean's cake competition from Eva! What an amazing treat for everybody in Lennox School on the last day before half term #TeamVarndean @AnnieLennox https://t.co/wyoZzds0VR
Sorry no carrots, but a lot of appreciation for our goat pals! #VarndeanGoats https://t.co/rRH5LezsW4
Amazing! Miali and Iris's entry for the @LennoxVarndean cake competition represents Lennox's #kindness and #individuality so vividly. Well done! #TeamVarndean https://t.co/NzOy3QIArj
How we all felt getting out of bed on this rainy morning! @LennoxVarndean @AnnieLennox https://t.co/Gs4KdDWFat