The Middle School Student Council (CVC) is a body that gives middle school students the opportunity to express their views and take an active role in school life. It regularly brings together student representatives, teachers, staff members, and school leadership. Its purpose is to give students a voice, allowing them to share ideas, express their needs, and contribute to making everyday life at school better.

The CVC provides a space for dialogue and consultation. Elected student representatives bring forward their classmates’ questions and suggestions on a range of topics, including school organisation, events and activities, community projects, civic engagement, and improvements to shared spaces. The adults involved offer guidance and support, helping students turn their ideas into concrete actions.

The decisions and discussions within the CVC can lead to projects that benefit the entire school community, such as improving school facilities, organising events, and initiatives promoting respect, environmental awareness, solidarity, and prevention.

Through the CVC, middle school students become active participants in their school community while learning what it means to be responsible and engaged citizens.