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Student Voice
At Chiltern Hills Academy, we believe every student should feel heard and valued. Our Student Voice gives pupils across all year groups the chance to share their views, influence decisions, and play an active role in shaping school life.
How it works
- Representatives from every year group are elected at the start of the academic year. Students can continue their involvement in future years if they wish.
- Meetings are held every two weeks, chaired by Sixth Form students and supported by our Head Students.
- Reps listen to their classmates, bring ideas forward, and share feedback with staff and senior leaders.
Why it matters
Student Voice is more than just a forum – it’s a vital part of how we run our school. Our students:
- Provide input on key decisions, such as the introduction of the House System in September 2024.
- Take part in recruitment processes – for example, they interviewed candidates for our Vice Principal roles in 2023.
- Help to create a year-long agenda, ensuring their priorities and suggestions are built into school planning.
Principal Insight
As a Student Voice representative, you’ll have the chance to share ideas, represent your classmates and help make a positive difference across the Academy. Along the way, you’ll develop leadership, teamwork and communication skills while gaining valuable experience for your future.
Becoming a Representative
Any student can put themselves forward to be a representative. Classes then vote for two students who they feel will best share their views. Year 7 pupils are elected later in the year, giving them time to settle in and get to know one another.
Being a Student Voice representative is an important responsibility. It shows a student is trusted, respected, and ready to help lead positive change within our school community.
Below is the list of current Student Representatives for each form and year group.
| Year Group and Teacher Name | Form Group | Representatives for form |
|---|---|---|
| Year 7 Miss Cross | 7SCR | Ruth and Hannah |
| Year 7 Mr Yi | 7YYI | |
| Year 7 Ms Clow | 7KIC | |
| Year 7 Miss Mullin | 7SIM | Darnel and Mimi |
| Year 7 Mrs Marson | 7NFM | Beck and Matthew |
| Year 7 Mr Tsang | 7LOT | |
| Year 8 Mr Osuwu-Appiah | 8ISO | Leo and Caia |
| Year 8 Miss Coke | 8CEC | Om and Oliver |
| Year 8 Mr Philip | 8VIP | Jack and Wanig |
| Year 8 Mrs Marris | 8ALM | Raqeeb and Ayls |
| Year 8 Ms Baker | 8DEB | Felix |
| Year 8 Mr Callender | 8JCA | Jemima and George |
| Mrs Shelley | 9CHS | CJ |
| Mrs Chaudhry | 9KCS | Adam |
| Miss Keeble | 9JEK | Orla |
| Miss Dunn | 9KDU | Riley and Nate |
| Mr Sweet | 9DAS | Hollie |
| Mr Agrawal | 9DAG | Maggie and Rosalee |
| Mr Tan | 10RTN | Grace and Rizqin |
| Mr Muddiman | 10GEM | Josh and Emme |
| Mr Sperring | 10OLS | |
| Dr Baldwin | 10CBA | Abdullah and Turin |
| Mr Upton | 10GAU | Daisy and Cian |
| Miss Kaur | 10RAK | Imman and Sameen |
| Mr Page | 11ALP | Ayyan |
| Mr Carter | 11BCA | |
| Miss Muir | 11EMM | Josh |
| Ms Rajan | 11GER | Felix |
| Ms Lawson | 11REL | Yunah |
| Ms Mitchell | 12SAM | Jenny and Hannah |
| Miss Redman | 12CLR | Rhys |