Deputy Head Boy
The Deputy Head Boy position at Presdales School was something I did not expect along my academic journey. I feel privileged and honoured to take up this position and I look forward to all the duties it has in store for me in the coming year.
I am currently studying PE, Business and Biology for my three A levels which have already given me an excellent insight into what my next step could be, hopefully a business apprenticeship!
As part of my extra-curricular activities, I have participated in Young Enterprise 2022-2023. This provided me with the opportunity to develop a Presdales team business to compete in the selling and marketing of two products against schools in the Watford area. Additionally, I have been a Sports Leader which has allowed me to develop my knowledge of sport and coaching and how it can be developed through practice This included running a boccia tournament in the sports hall for other schools.
Sport has always been a huge part of my life outside of school. I currently play hockey in the National Conference Midlands League for St Albans which has developed my confidence on and off the pitch. I strongly look forward to sharing my sporting knowledge with the school teams that Presdales has in place.
My Presdales journey has only started this year, but I am eager to engage myself in the school community and work with an excellent team of senior students, as well as staff.
George Reilly
Deputy Head Girl
I’m thrilled to be this year’s Deputy Head Girl and look forward to working with the senior student team to assist the school over the course of the academic year. I am currently studying Psychology, Politics and Business Studies at A level with plans to take a gap year following the completion of my A levels, and hope to continue my studies at university following this.
Presdales offers many amazing opportunities that have enabled me to grow as a person and develop my confidence. I have completed both Bronze and Silver Duke of Edinburgh awards and I am proud to be a DofE Young Leader. I also volunteer once a week at Pinewood, the neighbouring secondary school for students with special needs, which I have found has helped me to form bonds with younger pupils of different abilities.
I would encourage everyone to participate in activities and opportunities that are offered to them, even if you haven’t done anything like it before. Doing so helps you feel part of the Presdales community. For me, being a ‘Big Sister’ and Mental Health Ambassador have been extremely rewarding and allowed me to form better connections with students.
I can’t wait to work with the senior student team and look forward to a great year!
Gracie Cook
Heads of House
Sevgi Redif – Curie
Holly Hart – Frank
Tilly Parker – Nightingale
Sophie Burgess – Pankhurst
Lucy Bloomer – Parks
Evie Martin – Windsor
Deputy Heads of House
TBC – Curie
TBC – Frank
TBC – Nightingale
TBC – Pankhurst
TBC – Parks
TBC – Windsor
Senior Students
Jasmine Kelly
Francesca Caira
Maisie Johnson
Daisy Keenan
Saorise Slater
Seren Miller
Ami Unadkat
Callum Tredgett
Rio Onerhime
Stephanie Moor
Yahvi Yadav
Matilda Endersbee
Jess Sanderson
Elodie Simpson-McKay
Mental Health Ambassadors
Yu Qiong Chen
Jack Markham
Molly Barnard
Laura Wilkinson
Evie Glossop
Khadijah Hyjazy
Viet Nguyen
Katie Rhodes
Charity Ambassadors
Sophie Christer
Kelly Jennings
Annabel Jackson
Mia Nicoll
Lois Mohan-Stapleton
Sophia Re
Amelia Di Salvo
Lucy Sacre
Emily Rhodes