Issue 25 - Corby Business Academy

IN PRESS Issue Twenty Five Corby Business Academy 13ACADEMY NEWS - SENATEPrincipal John Henryswith the new SenateINTRODUCINGOUR NEW SENATECBA’s new Senate has been elected.The new Senate is made up of tworepresentatives from each year groupthrough from Year 7 to Year 11, plus twoSixth Form representatives and our Head Boyand Head Girl.The new Senate representatives are:Year 7Year 8Year 9Year 10Year 11Ellie Kyle and Joshua RogersChloe Burton and Jack GreenEve Pavitt and Ellie WrightRobert Muir and Shannon ButlerKatherine Qualey and BradleyThompsonSixth Form Andile Chiwuta, Morium Akter,Head Boy David Graham andHead Girl Ellie Mae MooreThe new Senate held its first meeting onTuesday, October 2. One of the mattersdiscussed was the need for a bus shelter onthe public bus stop outside the Academy, amatter which the Senate is set to pursue.The minutes from meetings of the Senate willbe posted on the Academy website.Year 9 student Eve Pavitt has been amember of the Senate since she joined theAcademy and will complete her third year aspart of the Senate this year. She said: “I enjoyputting peoples’ views across, getting theirviews registered and understood and gettingthings done.”Joshua Rogers is one of the two Year 7Senate members this year. He said:“I wanted to be a member of the Senatebecause I thought it would be interesting. Iwas over the moon when I found out I wasgoing to be part of it.”NEW TIES FORSENATE MEMBERSNewly-elected members of our Senate arewearing brand-new ties to signify their role.The idea for the special ties was putforward by last year’s Senate.Senate member Jack Green, who is in Year8, said: “Lots of people have come up tous asking why our ties are different – theydefinitely stand out.”Year 8 Senate member Chloe Burton said:“As soon as I walked into my English classwearing the new tie people were askingwhy my tie was different.”Chloe Burton andJack GreenDAVID & ELLIE MAE ARE THE ACADEMY’SNEW HEAD BOY & HEAD GIRLDavid Graham and Ellie Mae Moore have beenchosen to be the Academy’s new Head Boyand Head Girl.The pair, who are both Year 12 students, werechosen after applying for the roles by letter andthen undergoing interviews with Head of SixthForm Kim Isaksen and Principal John Henrys.Mrs Isaksen said: “Both interviewees showedreal maturity and a desire to make a differenceat Corby Business Academy.“They will both be excellent ambassadors forCBA as the Sixth Form continues to develop.”David said: “I applied because I was DeputyHead Boy last year and I wanted the opportunityto be Head Boy.“I was pleased to be named Head Boy. I wantthe opportunity to represent the school and toshow what I can do.“I’m looking forward to taking part in schoolactivities and showing around parents whocome into school.”Ellie Mae said: “I applied because I wanted tomeet new people and take up new challenges.”