Prefects 2014/2015

PREFECTS 2014/2015

Structure:

EAST WING		WEST WING
Head Prefect: Ewiru Tonny	Deputy Head Prefect: Otaok Emmanuel	Deputy Head Prefect: Eringu Lawrence

We are very proud of our prefect system. This system nurtures a growing sense of responsibility and enables students to develop leadership abilities, with an emphasis on courage, confidence, decisiveness and communication skills. One aim of the prefect system at Teso College is to foster a family atmosphere and encourage greater communication across class levels.

With many high achieving students in the upper echelons of the school, we hope to see our younger students benefit from the example set by the older students. Prefects are chosen according to two criteria: communication and assertiveness. Effective communication is both verbal and written and requires the coherent and cogent transmission of ideas. Similarly, assertiveness is a key aspect of communication that requires confidence and respect in the expression of ideas. Both qualities are necessary in leadership and are embodied by Teso College prefects, preparing them for success in later life.

Prefects and Councillors also play an important role at Teso College. Representing the proud traditions of our school, they act as ambassadors and diplomats for the school. All prefects help supervise younger students and provide an additional pair of eyes for the teachers. They are also expected to be guardians and role models, exhibiting adherence to school policies and rules, while challenging disciplinary issues with dignity and respect.

Front L-R: Chebet Ian, Ayo Emmanuel, Engwau George Emecu, Okwalinga Job, Otaok Emmanuel, Ewiru Tonny, Nabushunu Robert and Okiria Richard Pius

Back L-R: Echau Paul, Malenje Alfred, Ogenrwot Elly, Emaru David, Olupot Washington, Ojilong Charles and Eriamu Emmanuel

Some of the prefects of 2014/2015