Alizee Fisher

Member (2019)

My name is Alizee and I am in Year 13. Personally I can’t imagine a future without the fauna and nature I have grown accustomed to and that is what initially drove me to join ad participate in sustainability. To investigate how profit and nature can work in a mutual partnership without hurting one another. It is only recently that humanity has realized that the planet has an expiration date and I think that this realization is a sad but powerful one. My main initiative is to educate in the hope of inspiring people to make a change and to realise that whilst there are negative aspects there is also so much positive that we should nurture and grow. Doing just a little every day can make a world of difference and hopefully, awareness will develop this and create a future that everyone is happy to be part of.

Victoria Deschamps

Member (2019)

My name is Victoria and I am in Year 12. Sustainability means many different things to me, such as the preservation of the wonderful aspects of Earth that make life more beautiful and interesting, so future generations are able to appreciate and enjoy these too. To me, it also means not using up resources faster than we can produce them. I believe that in order for the planet to take care of us we must take care of it, to maintain a healthy equilibrium. My role within the council is Junior School liaison, so I work closely with the Junior School students to help drive projects within the Junior School and also help their voice be heard within the Council itself. I encourage you all to find what sustainability means to you and take action, as it is with your passion and your drive that we can work together towards a better future. 

Sophie Holden

Member (2018 - 2019)

Hi, my name is Sophie Holden, I am in Year 10. I have been a part of the Council of Sustainability since its founding in Term 2 of 2018. I care deeply about our world and how we treat it. I have learnt so much about being a well-rounded person from being in this group.