STUDENT PARLIAMENT

The student parliament is a legally guaranteed formal institution that enables students to associate democratically in order to represent the interests of all students in the school, as well as to participate in making decisions that directly concern them.

This form of association is important because it guarantees the basic freedoms of students through the exercise of the right to freedom of speech, expression, freedom of association, and the freedom to express one's own opinion. Some of the primary goals of the Student Parliament are to enable the personal development of students, the appreciation of different arguments and viewpoints, to foster the development of a democratic culture, and to contribute to the development of collective relationships and the building of partnerships with teachers, professional associates, principals, and school bodies.

The parliament consists of two representatives from each class in the school. The parliament is elected every school year and has a president, a deputy president, and a secretary.

Representatives are obliged to inform their class communities about all content, ideas, and conclusions.