Freddie Millard

Engaged Student Council Member skilled in communication facilitation and student advocacy. Influences policy decisions by presenting student feedback to faculty. Collaborates with welfare services to improve student wellbeing and safety. Utilises critical thinking and teamwork to drive initiatives in student advocacy, contributing effectively to future roles.

• I’m a reliable and friendly student who is keen to get my first job and learn new skills. I enjoy working with other people, but I’m also happy to get on with tasks on my own when needed. I’m a quick learner, always willing to work hard, and like helping others wherever I can. I’m looking for the chance to gain experience, be part of a team, and make a positive contribution while developing new skills along the way.

I am a student about to begin 6th Form and looking for my first opportunity to enter the workforce.

Student Council Representative;

Warlingham School, Surrey,

Voted as Student council representative for my form for 2 consecutive years. As a student council member, I had to work collaboratively with students, staff and the senior leadership team. I developed extremely strong communication skills during this time; creating and conducting surveys for fellow students, listening to their opinions and issues in meetings, and then applying all this information to policy decisions and negotiations with senior staff.

During my time on the school council I was incremental in successfully petitioning for:

• Toilets to be replaced and updated
• New enrichment clubs to be created
• Make the canteen food more affordable
• Organised events like “Walstock”, the school music festival

* I was also selected to represent Warlingham School on a visit to The Houses of Parliament.

Work Experience week:

Warlingham School, June 2025

Worked collaboratively with school staff & senior leadership team, to make improvements around the school. This required me to show adaptability, responsibility and a strong sense of self motivation, as many tasks were not supervised by senior staff. I also further developed teamwork skills, working logistically with fellow students on how to move and recycle large amounts of school resources.

The 100 Club

Warlingham School, 2021 -2026

Consistently achieved “The 100 Club” status for 100% attendance, punctuality, excellent behaviour and positive attitude towards learning.

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