“In my time as House Captain for Attenborough, I aim to encourage acceptance and inclusion across all years and ensure that everyone is heard, regardless of who they are and their voices are not ignored. I believe that communication and teamwork has always been one of Attenborough’s strengths as a house and this should only grow in time. This teamwork is one of the reasons why we raise so much money for our charities every year and I intend to continue this trend and promote charity events, sports and competitions. 

This is what being a House Captain means to me, leading Attenborough to success and developing every student, encouraging everyone to be the best they can be every day."

“Being Attenborough house captain is far more than a badge or title- it is about setting an example for younger students and supporting everyone through challenges. I want to throw myself into all aspects of school life, building stronger connections so everyone feels valued from year 7 all the way up to year 13. 

True success isn't just winning, but making a meaningful difference and helping us grow as people, both inside and outside the classroom. We can support one another in achieving this through trying new things, working hard, and above all, showing kindness and compassion.”