At Place Farm Primary Academy, the roles of Head Boy and Head Girl are prestigious positions of responsibility and leadership. These pupils act as role models for younger children and represent the school with pride and confidence.
Who is our Head Boy and Head Girl?
Our new Head Boy and Head Girl from September 2026 is Charlie (bottom left) and Lily (centre left).
Our new Deputy Head Boy and Deputy Head Girl from September is Ricah (centre right) and Logan (bottom right).
What do our Head Boy and Head Girl do?
Our Head Boy and Head Girl are expected to:
- Speak confidently and positively about our school.
- Make public speeches at school events, such as introducing performances and celebrations.
- Welcome visitors and provide tours of the school during open days and special events.
- Present awards and speak during school assemblies.
- Demonstrate excellent behaviour, attitudes and leadership at all times.
How were they selected?
The selection process for Head Boy and Head Girl is designed to identify pupils who will represent Place Farm with confidence and enthusiasm.
Applicants are invited to attend a panel interview with senior members of staff, where they discuss why they believe they would be successful in the role. Shortlisted candidates may then be asked to write and deliver a speech to pupils in Years 4 and 5 before the final decision is made.
Recognising Our School Leaders
Our Head Boy and Head Girl proudly wear a special badge so that they can be easily identified around the school. They play an important part in school life and help promote the values and aspirations of Place Farm Primary Academy.
“Being Head Boy or Head Girl is a fantastic opportunity to develop leadership skills, build confidence and make a positive difference to our school community.”
