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2023 Junior Student Leaders

Selection

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Objectives of the Selection

To select students with leadership potential who demonstrate:

  1. readiness to serve SST as Dynamic Leaders in Service of Humanity;
  2. aspiration and pride to be exemplary leaders to lead self and inspire others;
  3. commitment to further develop their leadership competencies and dispositions (including personal and inter-personal effectiveness) so as to effectively assume responsibilities to serve their peers and the community.

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Key Points

  1. Application Procedures
  2. Important Dates

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House Captains

SST House of Leaders

The Student Council

The Peer Support Board

ACE Leaders

CCA Leaders

Digital Citizenship

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The following leaders will be selected through this exercise:

  1. Junior ACE Leaders
  2. Junior Digital Citizenship Leaders
  3. Junior House Leaders
  4. Junior Peer Support Leaders
  5. Junior Student Councillors

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ACE Student Leaders

  • Mentor and nurture individuals into active citizens who contribute to the betterment of society through service-learning and advocacy
  • Innovate problem solving and initiate projects to serve the SST community and beyond.
  • Events
  • #ACEFood Drive
  • Overseas Learning Experiences (OLE)
  • Basic Advocacy Service Experience (BASE)
  • #SSTActvocates
  • Community service projects

E.g: with Singapore cancer society

Guide dog society� And on...

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Digital Citizenship Leaders

  • We promote safe behaviours when using social technology to protect themselves and others online.
  • We promote sensible, respectful and civil exchanges in our SST online communities.
  • We promote thoughtful reflections on technological advances and inject empathetic intentions to advance humanity’s interests.

  • Events
  • Parent Engagement Sessions
  • S1 Orientation Sharing
  • Student-Initiated Learning (SIL)
  • Student Advocacy Projects
  • Student Digital Inquiry Projects
  • Digital Citizenship Outreach (Primary)
  • Digital Citizenship Week

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  • Foster House Spirit of unity and teamwork.
  • Build a sense of pride and belonging in SST students.
  • Events And Duties:
    • Inter-House Games
    • Hip and Fit Month
    • OEE Camp
    • House Site

**JHLs will become House Capts/Vice-capts

Junior House Leaders

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  • Peer Support Leaders that develop a positive school culture in SST.
  • Fosters a nurturing and caring environment for SST students to learn in.
  • Main events:
    • Sec One Orientation Camp
    • TimewithPSB
    • Staff Appreciation Week
    • Friends of Singa

Peer Support Leaders

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  • Uphold the school ethos by maintaining discipline and orderliness to create a conducive learning environment.
  • Promote strong school identity, and a sense of school pride.
  • Main Events & duties:
  • Badge Ceremony
  • Graduation Night
  • SConnect
  • The SCoop
  • Morning duties

Student Councillors

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Opportunities

As part of the 2023 Junior Leaders Boards, you will:�

  • Develop leadership competencies and dispositions through a structured leadership curriculum;
  • Apply leadership knowledge, skills and understanding in leading self, peers and the community;
  • Strengthen leadership practice through planned experiential programmes facilitated by mentors (seniors and teachers);
  • Network with student leaders within and beyond SST.

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Expectations

In turn, you are expected to:

  • Understand your roles and responsibilities as a student leader;
  • Be aware of the expectations of the School and your peers on standards and decorum;
  • Attend leadership trainings and weekly meetings (of about two hours), including for certain weeks during the school holidays.

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Expectations

  • Junior Student Leaders (JSLs) will undergo a probation period of one year.

  • JSLs will be promoted to the senior boards upon passing the probationary period.

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Eligibility of Application

  • All Secondary 2 students are invited to apply for one Junior Leadership Board.

  • Feedback will be obtained from teachers to verify the suitability of the applicant.

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Application Process & Timeline

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Self-nomination by students via �Google Form

Review by Student Leadership (SL) dept.

Review

(assessment survey)

  • SL dept review surveys
  • Shortlist for interviews

Assessment survey will be sent to:

  • Form teacher
  • CCA teacher

Application Process

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Google Form will be made available on the Students’ Blog

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Important dates

30 Jan (Mon)

  • Announcement of JSL Selection
  • Applications open

6 Feb (Mon)

  • Applications close at 2pm
  • Teachers & peers attempt assessment survey

10 Feb (Fri)

  • Announcement of shortlisted candidates

13 - 17 Feb (Mon-Fri)

  • Interviews for shortlisted students

By 20 Feb (Mon)

  • Announcement of final results

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For More Information

  • If you have any further queries about the application process, please email Mr Ng Guohui (ng_guohui@sst.edu.sg).

  • If you have any queries about the roles/experiences of student leaders in SST, please approach your seniors from the respective leadership boards.

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FAQs

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FAQs

  1. Can I hold multiple leadership positions?

Juggling multiple leadership positions is a very heavy commitment. However, if you are able and willing to make that investment, and your parents are supportive of the idea, you may hold a CCA chairperson/captain position together with a JSL position (ACE, DC, House, SC, PSB)

However, please make this intention known to us during the selection process.

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FAQs

2. How are the JSL positions formally recognised by the school?

The school provides many formal opportunities and resources (such as school events and camps) for JSLs to develop themselves. Apart from these, the school also recognises the achievements of JSLs through the LEAPS framework. Do refer to the Leadership strand in the LEAPS 2.0 document HERE.

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This set of slides will be uploaded on the SST Students’ Blog

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Thank You