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Student Parliament In accordance with international and national documents such as: the Convention on the Rights of the Child; the Universal Declaration of Human Rights; the Charter on Human, Minority and Civil Rights — which guarantee students the right to associate and to participate in decision-making at our school — a Student Parliament has existed and operated for several years now. The Student Parliament has a work plan and programme that forms an integral part of the school's Annual Work Programme; it operates through regular meetings and on the basis of previously agreed rules. In its work it follows the Rules of Procedure of the Student Parliament, which govern the way the parliament works and makes decisions at our school.

Areas of work:

1. Giving opinions and proposals to the professional bodies, the School Board, the Parents' Council and the principal on:

1.1. Rules of conduct at school 1.2. The Annual Work Programme 1.3. The School Development Plan 1.4. Optional and extracurricular activities 1.5. Participation in sports and other competitions 1.6. The organisation of all other student events in and outside the school

2. Considers the cooperative relationships between students, teachers, educators and expert associates

3. Informs students about matters of special importance for their schooling

The parliament is made up of two representatives from each class of the higher grades of primary and secondary school, and has its president, deputy and minute-taker, who keeps records of the regularity of the meetings held, the decisions made, and the number of those present or absent. It is elected every school year, and the total number of members for the 2014/2015 school year is 20 students.

Working committees have also been formed that contribute to the comprehensive and efficient work of the Parliament, namely:

1. Committee for work and learning

2. Committee for monitoring and presenting student creativity

3. Committee for considering discipline in the boarding house and observance of house rules

4. Committee for cultural and entertainment activities and sport

5. Committee for informing about important issues, events and activities in and outside the school

During the school year, the Parliament initiates and carries out many cultural events in the school and boarding house, competitions, campaigns, panel discussions, lectures, visits, parties, and so on.