Jon Jaffri

I am currently studying Maths, Economics and Psychology A-Levels, and I am thoroughly enjoying my subjects I am a heavily dedicated and committed individual and strive to achieve my full potential through my hard work

I am a passionate actor, currently on my Grade 8 LAMDA with Chrystel Arts Academy for performing arts I have showcased my acting skills through many performances in school and theatres, including the National Theatre in 2024 and the Chesham Fringe festival; I have been acting for around four years and my performances include plays such as SHOUT at the National Theatre and Lord of the Flies at school where I played the role of Simon In addition, I have been in many more performances through which I have developed and strengthened my confidence level, team work, time management and leadership skills I played for Chesham Athletic Football Club for many years as I am a very keen football player I am a very active individual and a gym enthusiast I also love to explore the scenic countryside and go for regular walks and runs

I completed my bronze Duke of Edinburgh in year 10 which taught me many skills whilst also helping me give back to the community through 6 months of volunteering experience with Beavers which is a young scouts group As part of the Beavers team we had to organise and manage activities to entertain young scouts We were responsible to keep them safe and ensure that they feel included while resolving any issues that arose between the group we were responsible for I learned valuable organisation and management skills during this time We had to complete an expedition as the final part of DofE to push us to our limits We learned how to survive in an unknown location with the necessary resources to do so, this strengthened skills such as teamwork, survival skills, problem solving and communication skills

During my school day I am actively involved in helping out the school community Some examples of my involvement are lunchtime duties, being a Teaching Assistant for Geography year 10 students and watching over the Misbourne Mile community event

As a Teaching Assistant my duties involve supervising students while ensuring they are kept motivated and focused to complete the work set by the teachers and also provide guidance and help where needed This task has strengthened my leadership skills along with improving my attention to detail

The lunchtime duties involve implementing the school rules and has taught me how to enforce authority and be a role model for the younger students

During the Misbourne Mile where students are required to walk around the school for exercise, I am responsible for encouraging the students to complete the walk, support them and stamp their completion/reward cards