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STUDENT LEADERSHIP

STUDENT LEADERSHIP. INAUGURAL ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Opportunities & Challenges in Leading. Objectives of AGM. To take stock of leadership development from March 2010 – Oct 2010 To build shared vision amongst leaders To envision for 2011. Keynote Address -Mrs Jalil-Ong Suat Eng.

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STUDENT LEADERSHIP

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  1. STUDENT LEADERSHIP INAUGURAL ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Opportunities & Challenges in Leading

  2. Objectives of AGM • To take stock of leadership development from March 2010 – Oct 2010 • To build shared vision amongst leaders • To envision for 2011

  3. Keynote Address -Mrs Jalil-Ong Suat Eng

  4. State of Term Report - Mr Ng Teo Heng

  5. Expanded Opportunities

  6. Expanded Management Roles

  7. Results - Opportunities • % of students agreeing that there are opportunities to be appointed as student leaders

  8. Results - Satisfaction • % of student leaders satisfied with leadership training and development

  9. Results – Role Modelling • % of students perceiving student leaders as role models

  10. Results – Aspirations • % of students aspiring to be student leaders

  11. Way Forward • Sustain and increase opportunities • For non-student leaders • For existing student leaders • To emphasize our belief that all students are given leadership opportunities

  12. Way Forward • Strengthen training and development programmes • Using Leadership Attainment Rubrics to measure, develop and assess leadership competencies

  13. Way Forward • Increase platforms for decision making • Impart the use of Leadership Attainment Rubrics to all members of CCA/leadership group • More exposure and involvement in school-wide events

  14. Way Forward • Build Aspirations • Through role-modelling and increased opportunities, inspire more students to take up the challenge to lead

  15. Conclusion • To Engage • To Enrich • To Empower

  16. The End

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