Make Your Vote Count! The House leaders in primary have been announced.
"Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much." – Helen Keller
After some amazing application videos, we now have our very own House Leadership Team to lead their houses through primary this academic year. However, the hard work doesn’t stop there! Over the next couple of weeks, these leaders will be campaigning all across primary to get as many votes as possible and to see who will begin leading in Term 1.
Team 1
Ash: Tai (6C), Gussy (6C), Ayaan (6C), Seema (6C)
Elm: Ibraheem (6C), Sophia (6C), Ben (6F), Sara (6C)
Willow: Maya (6B), Najla (6B)
Oak: Mae (6D), Rotana (6E), Alia (6E)
Team 2
Ash: Aryan (6F), Hibah (6F), Rawdah (6F), Yuvraj (6F)
Elm: Anjali (6E), Dani (6E), Alhassan (6B)
Willow: Reem (6E)
Oak: Amna (6F), Mansoor (6F), Sofia (6A)
Team 3
Ash: Lily (6B), Aiza (6B), Sarah (6B), Alreem (6B)
Elm: Shashwata (6F), Asser (6F), Ibrahim (6A), Joseph (6D)
Willow: Rafa (6C), Joudy (6F)
Oak: Safya (6C), Azza (6B), Maryam (6C)
All our leaders will have a chance at leading this year, however the highest votes will determine which team takes the reins during this first term. Leaders will be making posters, going into assemblies, running events, visiting classes and drumming up support over the next two weeks across all of primary.
After all this wonderful hard work, the whole school will get their chance to vote during our very own BIS Abu Dhabi Primary House Election Day on the 13th and 14th of October. House colours will be worn, votes will be cast and our Term 1 House Leaders will be announced...
Good luck to all the leaders involved.
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