Student parliament in Traun: Together for more participation and cohesion

Student parliament in Traun: Together for more participation and cohesion

In the music middle school (MMS) Traun, there is now a student parliament. This new committee was launched to give the class speakers and their deputies a voice. You have the chance to talk to the director on important topics and concerns of the school. The idea behind it is to develop problem solutions and to enable a direct dialogue between students and the school management.

The student parliament should not only strengthen the community within the school, but also promote the social and political skills of the students. "With this parliament we would like to create a forum where all voices are heard," explains the school management. It is a room for students to express their ideas and wishes and to look for solutions together.

the school spokesman and his vision

. He has great goals and is happy to have both the support of the teachers and the trust of his classmates. "I will try to support the teachers and the students of the MMS Traun as best they can and to have an open ear for the problems of my classmates," he emphasizes. This attitude shows how seriously he takes office and how important the exchange with his classmates is.

Another advantage of this initiative is the regular contact between the class speakers and the school management. This exchange can help clear out misunderstandings and create a feeling of unity. "The student parliament sets a strong sign of participation in everyday school life and promotes cohesion among the students," adds the school management.

Overall, the student parliament in the MMS Traun represents a gratifying step towards an active and committed student body. It shows that the school is ready to listen to the voices of its students and take their concerns seriously. This development is important because it can positively influence both the students and the entire school atmosphere. For more information about the foundation and the goals of the student parliament, See at www.tips.at .