- Cannons Creek hosted a two-day workshop for Grade 6 learners, focusing on teamwork, communication, and leadership values to prepare them for roles as monitors and Cool2Care group leaders.
- The school’s matric prefects shared their leadership experiences and introduced the concept of servant leadership, sparking a discussion on core values such as empathy, positivity, and courage.
- By the end of the workshop, the Grade 6 learners were motivated and equipped to take on their new responsibilities with a focus on positive impact in the school community.
Cannons Creek Independent School recently hosted a two-day Leadership Workshop for its Grade 6 learners, aimed at developing essential leadership skills as they prepare for their roles as monitors and leaders of the Cool2Care groups.
The workshop focused on teamwork, effective communication, and leadership values to help learners navigate the challenges of their new responsibilities.
The workshop featured engaging team-building activities designed to strengthen collaboration and problem-solving skills.
Learners were taught the importance of listening, mutual respect, and practical tools for working together in leadership roles.
Primary school teachers played an essential role, offering expertise and insight into the specific responsibilities of learner leaders across different areas of the school.
A highlight of the event was an inspiring presentation by the school’s matric prefect group. The prefects shared their personal leadership journeys, offering reflections on their experiences and the principles that guided them. They introduced the concept of servant leadership and spoke about the importance of giving back to the Cannons Creek community.
This sparked an engaging discussion among the Grade 6 learners, who ultimately selected empathy, positivity, and courage as their core values for the year.
By the end of the workshop, the Grade 6 learners were motivated and well-prepared to take on their leadership roles. Their enthusiasm and commitment to making a positive impact on the Cannons Creek community were clear, and they are excited to apply their newly acquired skills in the year ahead.
said Deidre McCrindle, spokesperson for Cannons Creek Independent School. “We are confident that they will embrace the values of empathy, positivity, and courage as they take on their new responsibilities.”
