School Prefects

In a school, the student leader is seen as the protector of the moral values of the school next to the principal and teachers. They are responsible for the proper conduct of the students and their moral conduct. They are seen as helping to remove the negative thoughts of the students and guide them that everyone is equal. No matter how many groups are found in a school, student leaders help bring about change for the betterment of students and their activities

Duties of a Prefect

• Maintaining Discipline: Prefects play a key role in upholding discipline within the school. They monitor behavior, ensure students follow school rules, and assist teachers in maintaining a positive learning environment.
• Role Modeling: Prefects serve as role models for other students. They demonstrate responsible behavior, ethical conduct, and respect for peers, teachers, and school property.
• Assisting Teachers: Prefects may assist teachers during class, help with classroom organization, and support in managing students during activities or events.
• Guiding Peers: Prefects provide guidance and support to fellow students. They may offer assistance with schoolwork, address concerns, and offer a helping hand to those in need.
• Organizing Events: Prefects often take part in organizing school events, assemblies, and other activities. They ensure events run smoothly and contribute to creating a positive atmosphere.
• Promoting Positive Values: Prefects actively promote values like respect, inclusivity, and teamwork among students. They encourage a sense of unity and understanding within the school community.
• Leadership Development: Serving as a prefect fosters leadership skills, as they learn to make responsible decisions, communicate effectively, and handle challenges.
• Being Approachable: Prefects are often seen as approachable figures by their peers. They listen to concerns, offer advice, and create a safe space for students to discuss their thoughts.
• Community Service: Prefects may engage in community service projects, contributing to the betterment of the school and local community.
• Representing the School: Prefects might represent the school during events, competitions, or meetings with visitors, displaying a positive image of the institution.
• Assisting Younger Students: Prefects may mentor or support younger students, helping them adapt to the school environment and addressing their questions or concerns.
• Emergency Response: In some cases, prefects may be trained to assist in emergency situations, ensuring the safety and well-being of students.

 Head Prefect's Duties 

A head prefect is to provide leadership and guidance to the prefect team and the entire student body. The head prefect sets an example by displaying responsible behavior, integrity, and a strong work ethic. They work closely with teachers, administrators, and fellow prefects to ensure that school rules and values are upheld. Additionally, the head prefect often represents the student body at official events, meetings, and interactions with visitors, contributing to the positive image and reputation of the school.

Assistant Head Prefect's Duties

an assistant head prefect is to support the head prefect in their responsibilities. This includes collaborating closely with the head prefect to ensure effective communication and coordination within the prefect team. Assistant head prefects may also take on specific tasks such as organizing events, assisting with disciplinary matters, and representing the student body in various capacities. They serve as a bridge between the students and the prefect team, helping to address concerns and facilitate a positive school environment.

 Benifits of being a prefect

1. Leadership Skills: Prefects have the opportunity to develop and enhance their leadership skills through their roles, which involve guiding and influencing fellow students.
2. Responsibility: Prefects are entrusted with responsibilities that require them to demonstrate accountability, time management, and decision-making skills.
3. Communication: Interacting with teachers, students, and administrators allows prefects to improve their communication skills, both in speaking and listening.
4. Problem-Solving: Dealing with various situations and challenges helps prefects develop problem-solving skills and the ability to think critically.
5. Teamwork: Prefects often work together as a team, fostering collaboration, cooperation, and a sense of unity.
6. Role Modeling: Prefects serve as positive role models for other students, inspiring them to adopt responsible behavior and values.
7. Confidence: The responsibilities and leadership opportunities of being a prefect contribute to increased self-confidence and self-esteem.
8. Time Management: Balancing prefect duties with academics teaches time management and organizational skills.
9. Public Speaking: Engaging in assemblies, events, and interactions with students and staff can improve public speaking abilities.
10. Recognition: Being selected as a prefect is a recognition of one's character, dedication, and potential.
11. Character Development: The challenges and experiences of being a prefect contribute to personal growth and character development.
12. Networking: Prefects interact with teachers, administrators, and students, building connections that can be valuable in the future.
13. Respect and Trust: Prefects earn the respect and trust of their peers and teachers, fostering positive relationships.
14. Contributing to the School Community: Prefects actively contribute to creating a positive school environment and making a difference within their school community.
15. Preparation for Future Roles: The skills and qualities developed as a prefect can be applicable to future leadership roles in various contexts.

	Head prefect
Members of prefect board
senior prefects:   P.Sitsabaysn T.Thaparithan J.Sathurshan V.Shajeevan I.Prshoban R.Rathushikan M.Sahanan L.Purushothman S.Kajitharan S.Sivalakkshan M.Kishalan J.Prashikanth K.Jankshakan V.Prijankan I.Digash T.Harikaran V.Kishokumar S.Thamilithan R.Kokulapiriyan V.Anushkanth S.Dilakshan R.Nirukshan K.Kibirshan I.Sharvahan J.Kavipprashannan B.Shiyanujan P.Kabilan P.Pathmakanth S.yarukash S.Sathurshan V.Yathuharshan G.Thanudshan	junior prefects:   J.Pavisanan A.Thuvarakan B.Ranukshan M.Aakash           M.Sarukshan S.Akshikn V.Shanthosh K.Shajith S.Sajeev T.Arjan T.Sajaan U.Kovarthan V.Sanjay J.Pavishanan M.Tharveshan R.Jashminan Y.Sindugesh N.Paveen K.Ritheshkanth T.Lookshanth U.Amrish V.Vamalojan J.Harivarshan P.Akhilesh J.Pavasanan K.Virshvarajith M.Ginethiran R.Sakeshan R.Thibishanth