Nunavut Sivuniksavut Student Council
The NS Student Council offers a unique opportunity to develop leadership skills, gain early service experience, and strengthen your sense of community at Nunavut Sivuniksavut. By running a campaign and becoming a council representative, students take their first steps toward fostering school spirit, influencing decision-making, and building connections with their peers and administration.
Why join the NS Student Council?
- Develop Leadership Skills: Serving as a student council or board representative enhances your leadership abilities and adds valuable experience to your university applications.
- Improve Time Management: Balancing student council responsibilities and schoolwork teaches you essential organizational skills.
- Build a Stronger Community: Student council initiatives bring enthusiasm and unity to the NS community, helping everyone feel part of something bigger than themselves.
- Shape School Decisions: As a representative, you’ll have a voice in school decisions and the opportunity to collaborate with administration on activities and programs.
Aspiring leaders at NS will find countless opportunities to make a difference and leave a lasting impact on their community. Join the NS Student Council and start your leadership journey today!
Here are some ideas you can do as a student council:
- Meet Regularly
- Ideas to Boost School Spirit and Community
- Decorate for Holidays and School Events
- Plan Teacher Appreciation Activities
- Organize Residence Cleanups with Olibak
- Create Stress Relief Activities
- Start New Clubs Based on Student Interests
- Fundraising ideas for the Year End Trip
Student leaders this year:
- Paul Junior Suvega, Student Council Chair
- Randy Angiliq, Student Council Vice-Chair
- Paul McDonald, Treasure
- Olivia Kilabuk, Secretary
Purpose of the small groups
The small groups are designed to help build strong relationships, which is key to supporting each other throughout the year.
Support each other
Celebrate personal achievements and contributions!
Each group will choose a member to serve as their Student Representative on the student council. This representative will keep everyone in the group informed and bring any concerns or issues to the council.
During school activities, each group will compete for the chance to win the NS Cup Trophy.
Cultural exchange and sharing the Inuit Story
The year-end trip is a highlight of the Nunavut Sivuniksavut experience, offering students the chance to travel, share their culture, and engage in meaningful exchanges with other communities. During this journey, students act as ambassadors, presenting the Inuit story through workshops, performances, and storytelling.
This trip not only deepens cultural connections but also empowers students to proudly represent their heritage while learning about the traditions and experiences of others. It’s an unforgettable opportunity for growth, cultural exchange, and building lasting relationships.
- Oct. 1 Staff present destination choices
- Oct. 1 Fundraising begins
- April 30 Tentative travel dates
If you don’t have a passport, apply now on this website and follow the instructions.