Introducing
The Student Leadership Team 2020-2021 The new Student Leadership team has now been elected and we are delighted to introduce them to you. They have already been busy setting out how they want to support you in the coming year. Check out their new site on FROG:
https://frog.cranford.hounslow.sch.uk/152231922904df07a71827a1cc442beb Sharandeep Saroya (Post 16 School Improvement Team)
Since year 7, I have witnessed Cranford Community College and its students grow as one entity. The school has offered a multitude of opportunities throughout the years and has always encouraged me to be the best version of myself. I want the next generation of students to feel the same. As Head Girl, I aim to work with the rest of the student leadership team, committees and prefects of year 12 to ensure Cranford continues to thrive and bring positive change to the wider community. I am studying A Level Biology, Chemistry and English Literature as I hope to pursue Dentistry at university, and I believe the role of Head Girl will enable me to develop vital skills for the future. It is both a great privilege and responsibility to represent the student body at such a level, and I am excited to work with pupils and teachers across the school in the coming year. Anjali Bhambra (Head Girl - Chair of Charities Committee)
My main role as Deputy Head Boy is to work alongside the whole sixth form team and to provide support and be a strong role model to younger students. My main aim for the Arts and Culture Committee is to raise people’s awareness about the wide range of cultures within our community as well as to increase student participation in the creative arts. It is a great way to display the huge talent pool at Cranford and to increase the involvement of all students in shaping their school. Ashley Shoy-Skepple (Deputy Head Boy - Chair of the Arts and Culture Committee)
Both my roles as the leader of the Environment Committee and sixth form prefect have provided me with a strong teamwork ethic. This will allow me to make positive changes to the environment in Cranford with the help and support of my team. As Deputy Head Girl, I relish the responsibility to help my school achieve even higher standards and an even greater reputation in the community. Jasneet Gaba (Deputy Head Girl – Chair of the Environment Committee)
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