Student Leadership Development
Student Leadership Development
What is Citizenship Education @ MJR?
At Manjusri, we aim to develop students who practise active citizenship and service. This is done through our programmes, such as Leadership development, national education, and values-in-action programmes.
What is Student Leadership Development @ MJR?
Student leadership development in Manjusri is guided by the vision “Manjusri Leaders: Exemplary Leaders of Compassion”. To us, being an exemplary role model forms the basis of any form of influence. To achieve this end, we adopted the Student Leadership Challenge® framework by James Kouzes and Barry Posner, where the first Leadership Challenge is aptly Model the Way. It also develops the student, whether or not he or she is in a formal position of leadership, to live an effective life through self-leadership.
The second key element of the vision – Compassion – is derived from the Buddhist philosophy that guides the education provided in Manjusri. We believe that when a leader is thoughtful towards others, the latter will believe in and follow the wise actions of the leader.
The school provides a three-tiered framework to develop Manjurians as effective leaders. All students learn self-leadership through CCE lessons in the curriculum. Selected students are then offered more advanced Student Leadership Challenge® training and practice through structured programmes and appointments. Class Leaders and National Education Ambassadors provide peer leadership and positive influence in their areas of work. The Prefects and the Co-Curricular Activity Leaders are developed in the higher level of organisational leadership, where they learn and practise the management of school projects and represent the school at inter-school events.
The Prefectorial Board forms the apex of the student leadership structure in Manjusri. They are led by the Head Prefect who is voted into office through a rigorous election process, and lead the school in the areas of exemplary behaviour and school organisation.
Prefectorial Board Executive Committee 20/21
| Name | Position | 
|---|---|
| Muhammad Danish Haikal bin Sofian | Head Prefect | 
| Ong Jun Kiat | Vice-Head Prefect | 
| Ng Zheng Hao Ian | EXCO – Administration | 
| Sim Zi Qi Jerrica | EXCO – Discipline | 
| Ho Yau Chun Regina | EXCO – Training and Development | 
| Eio Wei Lun | EXCO – Logistics | 
| Ho Zhe Ming | EXCO – Quarters | 
| Cara Sim Li Xuan | EXCO – Welfare | 
Prefectorial Board Teachers
| Teachers-in-charge | Position | 
|---|---|
| Mr Tan Thiam Meng | Overall-in-charge | 
| Mdm Salina Abdul Majid | 2nd In-Charge | 
| Mr Qamarul Arifin Bin Abd Rashid | 2nd In-Charge | 
| Mr Marcus Liew | 2nd In-Charge | 
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