Middle School Student Council
Engaged and Committed Students
The CVC’s (Middle School Student Council) mission is to improve student life at school and listen to students’ day-to-day concerns.
At the start of the school year, the entire student body elects two representatives from each class level—one primary and one alternate—to form the council. The council is completed by a member of the school office, two teachers, and two parents, ensuring a balanced and supportive quorum.
The CVC serves as a platform for dialogue and consultation: students propose initiatives and carry out projects approved by the principal.
Council members meet several times a year to organize a variety of activities, including the Christmas market, the school carnival, the Green Coins project—which raises funds for environmental associations—and even baking competitions.
CVC's Objectives
- Empower students and contribute to their development as active citizens.
- Help build a school culture by enabling students to participate in civic projects.
- Foster a peaceful school atmosphere and nurture a sense of belonging.
- Involve students representatives in school life.
- Offer students a safe and supportive space to discuss school life and well-being, empowering them to contribute to a positive learning environment.
- Prepare middle school students to actively participate in school life and fully understand their responsibilities as members of the school community.
Moreover, the CVC (Middle School Student Council) shares the same spirit as the CVL (High School Student Council): to empower students to become active participants in school life and ensure their voices and proposals are considered in decision-making.
As such, the CVC serves as an important channel for student input and can be seen as an additional lever in the school’s management and development.