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Apeejay School, Noida Conducts Class Representative Elections

The session imparts a valuable lesson in democracy through its Student Council Elections

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Apeejay School, Noida, successfully conducted the Student Council elections for classes VI to VIII for the position of Class Representatives. The event marked the profound immersion of students into the democratic spirit that will shape the leaders of tomorrow.

The process commenced with the filing of nominations by interested students. It was followed by shortlisting candidates based on qualitative feedback from class teachers and their enthusiasm. Once the candidates were finalised, who would shoulder the responsibility of representing their peers, the voting process was carried out inside individual classrooms. To foster an inclusive and equitable voting culture, each student was entitled to cast two votes—one for a boy candidate and one for a girl candidate.  The respective class teachers acted as presiding officers to ensure transparency and discipline throughout the process.

A rigorous vote count followed, after which the highest vote aggregators in their respective categories were declared the official Class Representatives.

The Class Representatives elections held at Apeejay School, Noida, were far more than just choosing class leaders. It served a far greater purpose – a valuable opportunity to gain first-hand experience of the democratic process. Another lesson embedded in this exercise was to prepare the students to be wise participants in democracy. They learned that voting wisely is far different from voting blindly. Moreover, this will also help them choose their future leaders with analysis, foresight and conscience.

Apeejay School, Noida, remains committed to nurturing visionary leaders and responsible citizens.

Abhik Das is a Senior Correspondent at Apeejay Newsroom. He has over 7 years of experience of turning digital properties into high-growth organic traffic engines. Abhik specialises in content-led growth across education, finance and organic food sectors.