House Teams

Houses
House Captain
Vice Captain
Green
Amber
William
Red
Lexi
Louie
Blue
Issy
Milly
Yellow
Henley
Alex

 

At Jewell Academy we recognise the value of student leadership and pupil voice and that is why the roles of house captain and vice captain are so important within our academy. It is considered a privilege and a responsibility to take on these roles and the children are required to be dedicated and organised and set an example to all children throughout the school.

The responsibilities of house captains and vice captains include:

  • Being  a role model in terms of attitude, attendance, behaviour, manners and appearance to all members of Jewell Academy.
  • Liaising with other House and Vice House Captains and the staff team.
  • Helping to organise and support House activities including, Inter-House Competitions such as House Sports and other House events.
  • Support and model positive behaviour during assemblies and other group activities – including taking part in and sometimes leading assemblies when required. 
  • Support the staff team with jobs as and when necessary, including adding and reporting the number of house points earned by each house each week.
  • Greet, in a polite and respectful manner, visitors to the Academy, showing them all the necessary facilities and location they might require. Answer any of their questions, or find out the answer from a member of staff. 
  • Write reports about school activities when asked for use on the school website or in the newsletter.

Our house and vice captains explain why the role is so important to them and to our school.

Why is being a house captain or vice captain important to you?

“I love to show I’m a team player and a good role model”: William, Green House vice captain.

“I want to represent the school and when I leave Jewell I want to be remembered as a kind and sensible person.”: Issy, Blue House captain.

What are the responsibilities of being a house captain or vice captain?

“There are many responsibilities such as greeting visitors, a big job, or counting house point counters weekly”. Milly, Blue House vice captain. 

“We have to be positive role models to everyone.” Alex, Yellow House, vice captain.

Why did you choose to stand for election for house captain or vice captain?

“I wanted to show I have what it takes to makes this school a better place.” Henley, Yellow House, captain.

“I chose to be a house captain because I really wanted to do a good job and take responsibilities for the school.” Lexi, Red House captain.

Why is it important to Jewell Academy to have positive role models like you as house captains and vice captains?

“It’s so important for kids to look up to people; to learn from them and want to be like them. I am very lucky to have been chosen!” Amber, Green House captain.

“It is important for new joiners to see how to behave and for younger children to see what they could do in the future.” Louie, Red House vice captain. 

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