STUDENT COMMUNITY

The members of the Student Community of the Mechanical and Chemistry Engineering High School Ljubljana are all the presidents and their deputies of the departmental Student Communities at the SSKŠ.


Mentorship by Tina Benvenuti

President

Jean Brnot

President

Žan Brnot


I am Žan Brnot, a student of SSKŠ, Mechanical Engineering, S2D and President of the SSKŠ Student Community.

I would describe myself as an outgoing, honest, communicative, practical, honest, flexible, friendly, patient, cheerful and trustworthy guy.

In my spare time, I pay a lot of attention to firefighting and volunteering, as I am also a volunteer firefighter. I also like to cook, bake, hang out with friends, sing folk songs, be active at school and at home.

My opinion about professions is that every profession is important for the functioning of the wider community. As a future Mechanical Technician, I am aware of the responsibility that comes with this profession.

Mechanical engineering is a broad concept that improves or contributes to a person's life. In short, we can say that engineering makes the world go round.

Student community meetings:


The mentor will be the link between the students and the school management. Mentor will coordinate the work of the Student Council, keep the students informed about current issues and any problems that may arise. In cooperation with the Principal, mentor will organise and conduct an estimated 10 meetings this school year. Also add more if necessary or at the suggestion of the students. The meetings will be chaired by the elected Chairperson of the DS.


The following students will represent their departments in the Student Community of the Mechanical and ChemicalEngeneering High School of Ljubljana.


Student Community tasks:

  • Involving pupils in the work of the school and beyond

    - Participation in the implementation of the school's house rules

    - Cooperation, liaison and meetings with other schools

    - Participation in solidarity actions of the RC and other charitable organisations

  • Ensuring the well-being of students at school

    - Detecting and solving student problems in cooperation with the school leadership and teachers, collecting suggestions and complaints and forwarding them to the school leadership.

    - Monitoring and improving interpersonal relations in the school

    ensuring the traffic awareness and safety of pupils

    - Euring that the interior and surroundings of the school are kept in good order

    - Pticipation of pupils in competitions

    - Ensuring that pupils eat the healthiest and best quality food possible


  • Guiding students' activities at school

    - Presenting the school at open days and Information Days

    holding inter-departmental competitions

    - Participation in the planning and implementation of research, cultural and sporting activities

    - Assisting and advising pupils in planning prom trips

    - Assuring the quality of the proms

    - Informing students about various benefits, projects