Ivy Compass
Every Crofton House Girl from Junior Kindergarten to Grade 12 learns to be a leader through our signature program, Ivy Compass. The program fosters personal growth, leadership and engaged citizenship through real-life experiences inside and outside of the classroom.
Student Executive
Our student executive are elected annually to represent the Senior School student body. Made up of a Head Girl, Assistant Head Girl and Prefects, the executive are responsible for fostering school spirit by planning fun events, such as weekly student-run assemblies, Spirit Week and Wellness Wednesdays. They also engage our student voice, representing their peers in discussions with the Crofton House administration, bring new initiatives forward and demonstrate leadership in all aspects of school life.
Prefects
The seven Prefects have designated portfolios for which they are elected: Arts & Culture, Technology, Community & Special Events, Assemblies, Health & Wellness, Ivy Compass and Athletics. They meet weekly and work collaboratively with the House Captains, Head Girl and Assistant Head Girl to plan events, lead the student body in student voice and ensure that their area of the school has equity and recognition.
House Captains
House Captains work together to inspire school spirit, House loyalty and participation in School and House activities, including the Grade 8 Housewarming event and the Buddy Group System, a student-driven initiative designed to help girls transition to the Senior School and build relationships.
Club/Program Captains
Individual clubs and programs elect captains to represent the student body and work with a teacher sponsor on the ongoing development of the club.
Student Council
Grade 8 to 12 students elect Student Council representatives for their grade level. These leaders participate in regular meetings to discuss student issues and concerns, bring forward initiatives and coordinate events. They also lead planning sessions for grade assemblies and events.
House Council
House Council representatives are Grade 8 to 12 students who are elected by the members of each of the six Houses. They help foster school spirit by organizing House activities, such as Winter Games, House Plays and Sports Day.
Service Trips
Each year, students in Grade 10–12 may participate in a Spring Break service trip. In 2018, 24 students travelled to Ecuador to volunteer. Projects could include digging a well or constructing a school or medical clinic in local communities in the Andes and Amazon regions.