Introducing our 2025-2026 Senior Prefect Team
HEAD BOY - Joshua Paul
I'm proud to introduce myself as the new Head Boy of St Edmund Arrowsmith Catholic High School. Over the past 4 years, I've enjoyed being part of this welcoming and supportive community. I've taken part in a range of activities, including music, sports and have represented school at various events. I'm passionate about helping others and I look forward to being a positive role model, supporting students and upholding our school's Catholic values. I'm excited to serve our community and help to make this year a successful one for everyone.
HEAD GIRL - Eve Rowlance
I am delighted to be appointed as Head Girl for this school year. I went to Bickershaw Primary School being the only one from my primary school to attend this school. However, this did not set me back as I was welcomed and shown endless kindness by everyone. I am looking forward to being able to repay this kindness in my role as Head Girl. This wonderful school has helped me to develop lots of different skills over the past 4 years, which I hope to implement during my time as Head Girl.
DEPUTY HEAD BOY - Max Killen
Being a Deputy Head Boy and part of the Senior Prefect Team is an incredibly empowering and rewarding opportunity to contribute and give something back to the school community. I believe this is the most important value of a candidate for the position; a willingness to give back. I love the school and am grateful to the teachers for putting their time into developing me and my skill set and by giving my time back to it, I hope to improve it in any way I can. The interview process was relatively short, but nevertheless a crucial and intensive period in determining the new team and resulted in the superb quality of this year's seniors. I am thrilled to say that I am part of this team and hope that I can continue to contribute to any and all school events throughout my time as Deputy Head Boy.
DEPUTY HEAD GIRL - Claudia Beaney
I am a former St Oswald's Catholic Primary School student and I am incredibly honored to be taking on the role of Deputy Head Girl for the coming year. This role is not just a title for me, but a responsibility that I take seriously, with great pride and dedication. It is also a role that I have aspired to achieve over the last 4 years. Throughout this time I have grown, not just academically but also as a person - thanks to the Catholic values that we stand for, of living life through our actions. In this role I will prioritise service, commitment and inspiring others, whilst making the world a better place. Being a Deputy Head girl goes beyond the title, the tie and the badge; it is about leading by example every day, whether this is by nurturing others, or helping those who are struggling to overcome challenges. I believe that leadership is about listening, learning and serving. I am here to be a voice for the students, to represent their ideas and concerns and to work with others to make our school the best it can be! I am exceptionally grateful for this opportunity and to everyone who has helped me to realise my ambition. I hope that they are proud of me as I strive to make a positive difference to my truly special school community.
DEPUTY HEAD BOY - Isaac Horrocks
I am delighted to say that I am one of the newly appointed Deputy Head Boys here at St Edmund Arrowsmith. Ever since my journey began in 2021, I have always admired the role that Senior Prefects play in being a role model to the school community. Although this comes with great responsibility it is a very rewarding experience. I believe that all the opportunities that the school have offered have helped me to grow the qualities of confidence and resilience, allowing me to pursue and achieve things out of my comfort zone. I will continue to grow these qualities over the next 12 months which will allow me to fulfil my role, by spreading a positive atmosphere around school and improving school life. The role of Deputy Head Boy has always been a dream of mine and I am super excited to embark on this journey over the next year by giving it my all!
DEPUTY HEAD GIRL - Esther McGinty
I attended Haydock English Martyrs Catholic Primary School, where I had the privilege of being Head Girl. I am so glad that I have been given the amazing opportunity to be one of the Deputy Head girls here at St Edmund Arrowsmith CHS for this upcoming year. Our school has always been a welcoming place, where we can all feel included and appreciated and I am very happy that I can give back to the school for the wonderful opportunities provided to me.
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