I believe in helping others to achieve and learn to reach their goal and putting their needs first. When debating or putting forth ideas, I am a confident speaker when voicing opinions which will have a strong impact for the Youth Council.
If I am elected, my aim would be to raise awareness on mental health, rising crime rates and doing fundraisers for those in need.
I am involved in school clubs and activities in music and drama. I am dedicated outside of school to expand on my knowledge which would make me an ideal candidate and also, I would be able to commit to upcoming meetings in the future. My greatest achievement is performing on stage and being able to work with others to play in an orchestra. I believe that the Youth Council will be able to help me with critical thinking and to seek new perspectives and opportunities
I contribute to projects by always putting myself forward and debating which requires communication and leadership skills with my peers. When going out of my comfort zone, I am willing to learn and gain new experiences to enhance my knowledge in skills which will help me in the future. Looking at previous ideas in Youth Council, I’m certain that I can formulate plans which will have a positive impact on many.
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