Senior Students

All students at Blue Coat are given the opportunity to excel, to consolidate their strengths and follow their passions. We encourage all students to develop as leaders; to take responsibility for their actions and to realise the fulfilment that comes from working as part of a team. These are the qualities and values which prove integral to their future success. 

All students have the opportunity to apply for positions as Senior Students at the end of their first year of Sixth Form study at Blue Coat.   The application process for the role of Senior Student is highly competitive with approximately half of Year 12 putting themselves forward each year.  As ambassadors for the school our Senior Students play a pivotal role in the daily life of school: leading assemblies, running the lower school councils and assisting with the appointment of staff.   The role offers many opportunities for successful applicants, developing skills and attributes which can be used to support applications to university, apprenticeships and employment.

Our 2025/2026 Head Boy is Reece and Head Girl is Emily.

Throughout my time at Blue Coat I have always valued the position of Head Boy and want to carry on that legacy for both the younger years and for my sixth form peers. I’ve been privileged to receive all the support from the teachers, and this is my way of giving something back. I want to be someone that others can rely on and make a positive difference to the school community. I hope to leave a lasting impact like those before me in this role.


-Reece

I’m truly honoured and proud to serve as Head Girl. My journey at Blue Coat over the past six years has shaped me both academically and personally, encouraging me to become “everything I’m meant to be”. I’ve embraced the many opportunities the school has offered, and now, in this position of responsibility, I hope to inspire younger students to do the same. I’m excited to work alongside the senior student team to represent our peers, act as positive role models for the younger years, and be a strong student voice committed to striving for excellence.

-Emily