Student Leadership
Student Leadership
Opportunities to lead
At Audenshaw School, we strive to offer all of our students opportunities to demonstrate their leadership skills, to lead on change and to ensure the voice of all students is heard.
We offer an extensive range of opportunities that include roles such as the Prefect team and School Council. These teams take responsibility for whole school charity initiatives ; organising fund-raising events; lead assemblies, increase community links; collect and share student voice; ; act as peer mentors, guides and ambassadors; support the management of whole school events, and help shape school initiatives. In addition, the Student Council have been elected by their peers to represent their year group and school. Throughout the year there will be opportunities to discuss their ideas, to collect feedback from their year group discussions and then present them to the other council members who will then decide on and prioritise actions.
Outside of these key roles, students are also able to support key curriculum areas and the well-being of others through a range of groups below:
Emotional Wellbeing Ambassadors
LGBTQ Ambassadors
STEM Ambassadors
Sports Coaches
Character Ambassadors
Duke of Edinburgh Award
Year 7 Buddies
Reading Partners.
Students interested in these roles will be encourage by their Form Leaders and Year Leaders and are regularly recognised and rewarded for their contributions to the school and the wider community.
Latest News
Year 9 learning how Greater Manchester’s recycling is sorted at Longley Lane Household Waste and Recycling centre. Thank you for having us @recycle4gm ♻️
Year 9 learning how Greater Manchester’s recycling is sorted at Longley Lane Household Waste and Recycling centre. Thank you for having us @recycle4gm ♻️
Today, we welcomed @alicope74, who shared her inspirational, educational, and emotional story. Alison captivated year 9 with a presentation on the negative effects of social media and the links to youth violence, joint enterprise, the reality of youth violence, and the importance and power of love. Thank you for sharing your story with us.
@gm_vru
Today, we welcomed @alicope74, who shared her inspirational, educational, and emotional story. Alison captivated year 9 with a presentation on the negative effects of social media and the links to youth violence, joint enterprise, the reality of youth violence, and the importance and power of love. Thank you for sharing your story with us.
@gm_vru
Tameside Cup Winners 🏆⚽
Both year 8 and year 10 football squads won their cup finals this evening at Hyde Utd.
Y8 beat St Damian`s in a close battle and Y10 overcame Laurus Ryecroft in a high scoring, end to end game.
Well done to all involved. We are super proud of your achievements.
The Y7 look to add to the trophy cabinet as they play their final in the coming weeks, also against St Damian`s.
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Tameside Cup Winners 🏆⚽
Both year 8 and year 10 football squads won their cup finals this evening at Hyde Utd.
Y8 beat St Damian`s in a close battle and Y10 overcame Laurus Ryecroft in a high scoring, end to end game.
Well done to all involved. We are super proud of your achievements.
The Y7 look to add to the trophy cabinet as they play their final in the coming weeks, also against St Damian`s.
🔴⚫⚽
This week the boys in Year 9 took part in an amazing Soapbox Workshop delivered by @tilg_uk They had a great time working together to design, manufacture, package, promote and pitch their own REAL soap product 🧼🫧#audyscience #exceptionalyoungmen
This week the boys in Year 9 took part in an amazing Soapbox Workshop delivered by @tilg_uk They had a great time working together to design, manufacture, package, promote and pitch their own REAL soap product 🧼🫧#audyscience #exceptionalyoungmen