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Pupil Leadership

Our School Ambassadors

At the British School of Tenerife, we believe that every member of our learning community is important. To support both the academic and social aspects of our school, pupils have been democratically elected by their classmates.

The Power of Teamwork

Nine different roles have been assigned to our students, showcasing the power of teamwork as we all work together towards a common goal: enriching our school environment.

From representing their house in assemblies to caring for the playground and the planet, our Ambassadors take on real responsibility and become role models for the rest of the school.

Concept map of the School Ambassadors roles: Kindness Ambassadors, Digital Learners, Eco-Team, House Captains, Reading Ambassadors, Learning Ambassadors, Playground Buddies and School Council
School Ambassadors — an overview of our pupil leadership roles.

Meet Our Ambassadors

Nine roles, one shared goal: making our school a better place for everyone.

Prefect at the British School of Tenerife

Prefects

This role is given to the oldest pupils of the school, providing them with additional responsibilities to help maintain discipline and order. They act as role models for younger students and assist teachers with various tasks, such as monitoring corridors and organizing school events.

House Captain at the British School of Tenerife

House Captains

These pupils represent each house — Blue, Yellow, Green, or Red. They lead their respective houses in school competitions and activities, tally house points each week and announce the results during our weekly assemblies.

School Council pupil at the British School of Tenerife

School Council

These students voice the opinions and concerns of the student body during the school council meetings, which occur generally every three weeks. They collaborate with school leadership to implement changes and improvements, ensuring that students have a say in school policies and activities. For more information, see Pupil Voice.

Kindness Ambassadors and Playground Buddies at the British School of Tenerife

Kindness Ambassadors

Playground Buddies are students who help ensure that everyone has a positive and inclusive experience during playtimes. They assist younger students, mediate conflicts, and organize games and activities to promote a friendly and supportive playground environment.

Learning Ambassador at the British School of Tenerife

Learning Ambassadors

These students excel academically and are passionate about helping their peers. At our school, Year 6 Lead Learners assist Year 3, Year 5 Lead Learners support Year 2, and Year 4 Lead Learners help Year 1 twice a week. They foster a culture of learning and achievement throughout the school.

Eco Team student at the British School of Tenerife

Eco Team

Our Eco Warriors are students dedicated to promoting environmental awareness and sustainability. They lead initiatives such as recycling programs, energy conservation efforts, and environmental education campaigns to make the school eco-friendlier.

Reading Ambassador at the British School of Tenerife

Reading Ambassadors

Reading Ambassadors encourage a love of reading among their peers. They organize reading events, recommend books, and help create a vibrant reading culture within the school.

Library Monitor at the British School of Tenerife

Library Monitors

Library Monitors assist in the school library by helping to organize books, manage check-outs and returns, and maintain a quiet and conducive environment for reading and studying.

Assembly DJ at the British School of Tenerife

Assembly DJs

Assembly DJs are responsible for managing the audio-visual equipment during our school assemblies. They ensure that presentations run smoothly, handle music and sound effects, and contribute to the overall atmosphere of the assemblies.

A Playground Ambassador

They support a safe, dynamic and enjoyable playtime by helping children engage positively with playground games and equipment. Their responsibilities include:

Game organisation — introducing different games to classmates and encouraging participation to make playtime more varied and dynamic.

Explaining rules — clearly communicating how each game works so everyone can join in fairly and confidently.

Equipment management — taking out the playground equipment at the start of break, ensuring it is used safely, and putting it away properly at the end.

Promoting safe play — reminding children to follow the recommendations and requirements displayed on the playground notice board.

Supporting positive interactions — helping peers solve small disagreements, encouraging turn‑taking, and ensuring everyone feels included.