“Ronish, our student council and I will work closely with respective teachers to help improve our pass rate and at the same time lift student’s discipline.”
(Front, centre) Seaqaqa Central College head boy Ronish Lal and head girl Naeemah Amele in school on February 27, 2024. Photo: Jone Salusalu
The newly-appointed head prefects of Seaqaqa Central College have pledged to enhance school discipline.
Head boy Ronish Lal and head girl Naeemah Amele are ambitious about promoting this value after their induction on Wednesday.
Ronish is the younger of two siblings and the first in the family to take up such a role.
“I’m humbled and blessed. There is a big shoe for me to fill – together with other prefects. The funny thing is, I was never a prefect in the primary. The last time I was badged was in Year 11,” Ronish said.
“While I celebrate this achievement entrusted to me and our student’s council, I believe this is time to elevate the school’s reputation when it comes to academic and sports.
“I will work closely with our students and teachers in this regard.”
(Front, centre) Seaqaqa Central College head boy Ronish Lal and head girl Naeemah Amele in school on February 27, 2024. Photo: Jone Salusalu
Head girl Naeemah intends to uphold and display good virtues for students.
She said her induction not only represented authority entrusted to her, but rather a responsibility that would require the entire support of the school.
“This is one of the most multicultural schools in Seaqaqa, many students here are from farming backgrounds, more particularly they come in with many different perspectives,” Naeemah said.
“As head girl, I will try to help break down stereotypes that are often associated with being in rural schools.
“Ronish, our student council and I will work closely with respective teachers to help improve our pass rate and at the same time lift student’s discipline.”
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