Prefect Roles and Responsibilites

Roles:

• Head Prefect: Oversees the prefect team, communicates with school leadership, and takes a lead role in student activities.
• Deputy Head Prefect: Assists the Head Prefect and steps in during their absence.
• Senior Prefects: Manage activities across KS4, encourage participation, and lead their respective teams in inter-house competitions.
• Junior Prefects: Carry out assigned duties across KS3 (e.g., monitoring classes, library, or lunch areas).

Responsibilities

• Lead by example in conduct, dress, and academic effort.
• Act as mediators between students and staff, addressing minor issues or concerns.
• Support the organisation of school events, clubs, assemblies, and other activities.
• Assist in maintaining discipline and order within the school through supporting duty.
• Represent the school in official events or external activities.
• Attend Student Leadership meetings (one per HT) and actively engage in a focus group to work towards school improvement within eight key areas- Curriculum, Careers, Behaviour and Rewards, Inclusion and Diversity, Wider Opportunities, Health and well-being, School environment and Community and Teaching and Learning.

Prefects must adhere to the following:

• Display Heath Park Values and Traits in all interactions.
• Be punctual and reliable in fulfilling their duties.
• Refrain from using their position for personal gain or favoritism.
• Maintain confidentiality where necessary. the school or prefect team into disrepute.

Student Leadership News & Events

Student Leadership Team

We are pleased to share some exciting updates to our Student Leadership Team this term. Building on the success of last year’s team, we have welcomed a number of new prefects across all key stages- Junior Prefects (KS3), Senior Prefects (KS4), and Assistant,...

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Wolverhampton Youth Council Update

Teja Cipariene (7SH), Scarlett Rutter (7PH) and Hephzi Kalapala (11BN) have had a fantastic first year in their roles in the Wolverhampton Youth Council. Hephzibah Kalapala (10BN- Officer) has also continued to contribute to the council. All girls retain their...

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Youth Commissioner Elections 2025

Our very own Treasure Okpiavbe (11RO) has been selected for the Youth Commissioner Elections. “I would love to be a Youth Commissioner to be able to have bigger opportunities to help the youth of my generation....

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COACHBRIGHT Programme Graduation – University of Wolverhampton

To celebrate the successful completion of the CoachBright Mentoring Programme, a group of our Year 7 and Year 12 students visited the University of Wolverhampton for a special enrichment day. The visit gave students a...

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