Student Council

The belief in collaborative culture is deeply ingrained in The Heritage Community’s belief system. Consensus building among all stakeholders is crucial for the organization’s smooth functioning in any area of the school curriculum. Involving students’ voices, thoughts, and ideas in the planning and implementation process, and their active support in all endeavours, elevates the learning culture.
To further promote quality collaboration and a sense of camaraderie, the school has a democratically elected Student Council that acts as a liaison among all community members. This esteemed forum attracts student leaders who aim to bring about positive change in their immediate environment, thus strengthening the community’s learning culture. Upon election to this forum, council members undergo rigorous in-house training to internalize the Dharmic principles of The Heritage Community. Once their induction is complete, they participate in major decision-making processes to ensure that the learners’ perspective is considered, whether it’s designing events or shaping school policies on various issues. Their involvement in the forum provides an opportunity to develop 21st-century skills in a practical setting.

The school firmly believes that leadership skills cannot be taught; they must be learned through taking on a leadership role and experiencing the process.