Student Council
President’s Message
Student Council is all set to make this the year for you! Our theme is “Join In” and we want you to do just that. With all of the amazing activities that have been scheduled, we want you to come out and really get involved! We will begin the year with the traditional Welcome Back Barbeque, where, with a burger in hand, you can catch up with old friends, make new ones and take part in the range of events set up for your enjoyment! The school wide Dodgeball Tournament is next, an experience that will no doubt get your adrenaline pumping and leave you hoarse from screaming! Our mouth-watering events of BYOB and Aloha Ainlay are back again this year, and we guarantee they will be the best yet! And, as if that’s not enough, we have monthly rotunda activities where everyone is encourage to get out there and join in!
Be sure to step out of your comfort zone and take advantage of all the opportunities at Harry Ainlay: join a club or team, help organize the many events in the school and get politically active in the range of charitable groups operating throughout the year. However, be yourself and use your own amazing and unique qualities to add to this incredible school. If each of us works towards achieving our full potential, we will see just how amazing this student body really is! Join in and become a part of something incredible.
Your Student Council is super-psyched to make this the best year of your high school experience and we will do everything we can to make you all join in. So buckle up, Titans, for the 2011-2012 school year! We promise it will be an unforgettable ride!
Akshata Kulkarni
Student Council President
Activities and Clubs
There are many activities for students to enjoy at Ainlay. As a member of the Student Council, you are eligible to participate in all of them! Listen for announcements and choose to get involved in what interests you. If there is something new you want to do, then see the Student Council Executive or General Council, and we will help you get started.
The most common regret from students is that they didn’t get involved sooner. See the Activities and Clubs page to find out about all of the different clubs at Ainlay and how to start your own.