Head Boy, Girl and Prefects

[Red]

I wasn't one but ours wern't voted on and you couldn't apply. The teachers picked and they were basically all people who either played rugby/hockey. They just had to go to event evenings and welcome people, duties like the tuckshop etc. They didn't have to do patrolling the corridors or anything like that since my school is quite small and people were mature anyway. They got to skip the queue at lunch time, was so annoying

[!:random!:!]

i might be a prefect just cause if kids go up wrong stairs i can shout at them and we are allowed to give d.ts out mwahaha

[Charz777]

We didn't have any of these. Our school (GCSE and A-Level students) was split into 6 houses. Each house had 4 House Ambassadors (2 from KS4 and 2 from KS5). I was a House Ambassador in my A-Level years.

[Aiden]

We didn't have any of these. Our school (GCSE and A-Level students) was split into 6 houses. Each house had 4 House Ambassadors (2 from KS4 and 2 from KS5). I was a House Ambassador in my A-Level years.

Wouldn't that be the same as a prefect / council person?

[Matthew]

I'm a deputy head of school

and we call our prefects monitors

[Kardan]

we didn't have them at school or anything similar

Hallelujah, finally someone else that didn't have anything similar.

We never had prefects or head boys or girls or anything. When we went up to sixth form, our school finally introduced houses and we had 'house ambassadors', but I couldn't tell you a single thing they did other than they had a title.

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Wouldn't that be the same as a prefect / council person?

Prefects can tell people off or something? Our house ambassadors just went to meetings to organise 'challenge' days (So stuff like sports day, talent day) where houses won house points. They didn't really have anything to do with students as far as I knew, and I'm not entirely sure how much they had to do with the challenge days.

[Aiden]

Hallelujah, finally someone else that didn't have anything similar.

We never had prefects or head boys or girls or anything. When we went up to sixth form, our school finally introduced houses and we had 'house ambassadors', but I couldn't tell you a single thing they did other than they had a title.

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Prefects can tell people off or something? Our house ambassadors just went to meetings to organise 'challenge' days (So stuff like sports day, talent day) where houses won house points. They didn't really have anything to do with students as far as I knew, and I'm not entirely sure how much they had to do with the challenge days.

Our prefects don't tell people off.
They just sort stuff out.

[Kardan]

Our prefects don't tell people off.
They just sort stuff out.

Maybe Harry Potter has warped my mind of what prefects actually do then.

What do prefects sort out?

[Aiden]

Maybe Harry Potter has warped my mind of what prefects actually do then.

What do prefects sort out?

Events, workshops, study clubs, assemblies... other stuff the teachers dont want to do lol

[Mr-Trainor]

3 per class? How many classes are they?

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My school:

1 Head Boy
1 Head Girl

2 Clumber House Prefects
2 Sherwood House Prefects
2 Rufford House Prefects
2 Thoresby House Prefects

1 Arts Prefect
1 English Prefect
1 Science Prefect
1 Maths Prefect
1 PE Prefect

Total: 15

There was 5 classes of 25-30 people . 1 head boy, 3 senior prefects per class, then however many prefects/assistant prefects. The majority of the team did nothing after the first week or two, including the head boy!