Meet Your Head Girl – Amelia Williams

Bonjour!

My name is Amelia Williams, and I am truly honored to serve as your Head Girl for the 2025–2026 academic year. I am in Form 5 Science, and my journey at GHS has been one of growth, purpose, and discovery, shaped by the people, opportunities, and experiences around me.

I currently serve as Head Peer Counselor, where I continue to learn the importance of empathy, listening, and creating safe spaces for others. I have also participated in numerous science fairs, earning the Most Outstanding Secondary School Project award and the George Phillips Award for Excellence.

Outside academics, I serve as a worship leader and choir member, which has strengthened my faith and taught me the joy of sharing it with others. As President of the Loyal Hearts Adalta Performing Arts Club, I have found a true passion for creating a space where students can express themselves, share their talents, and grow.

I know my age has sometimes made people look at me differently, but I have never let that stop me. I am deeply grateful for the trust that the school has placed in me, and I take this responsibility seriously.

To me, leadership is about service, compassion, and teamwork.
When challenges arise, I remind myself, "Pressure makes diamonds, Amelia, so endure today and shine tomorrow." This motto has taught me that all hurt is temporary, but the lessons and skills we gain last a lifetime.

As Head Girl, I hope to make this school year one filled with encouragement, teamwork, and excellence in all that we do. Always remember that you are loved, and take care of yourself.

 

Kemora Ashton – Deputy Head Girl (2025–2026)

Kemora Ashton is a vibrant and purpose-driven student leader, currently serving as the Deputy Head Girl of St. Vincent Girls’ High School for the academic year 2025–2026. A proud member of 5 Integrated, Kemora’s journey at the institution has been marked by excellence, opportunity, and a deep commitment to service.

At 16 years old, Kemora exemplifies the values of integrity, faith, and leadership. A devoted Christian, she serves as both the Head of Dance and a Worship Leader at her church, using her talents to uplift and inspire others through movement and music. Her spiritual foundation continues to guide her approach to leadership and community engagement.

Kemora began her academic journey at the Troumaca Government School, where she distinguished herself through active participation in extracurricular activities such as the Brownies, 4-H Club, and Red Cross. These formative experiences helped shape her collaborative spirit and dedication to service.

Within her school community, Kemora has held numerous leadership roles, each reflecting her versatility and commitment. She previously served as Vice President of the Inter-School Christian Fellowship (ISCCF), followed by her role as Public Relations Officer for the Student Council. She now proudly leads as the President of the Student Council, where she advocates for student welfare, promotes school spirit, and fosters a culture of respect and unity.

Her leadership development was further strengthened through her involvement with the No. 27 Girl Guides Company. Appointed Patrol Leader in Form 2 for her outstanding leadership qualities, Kemora has since received multiple awards recognizing her contributions. She now continues to serve as a Young Guider, mentoring younger members and promoting the values of teamwork, responsibility, and empowerment.

As Deputy Head Girl, Kemora remains dedicated to being a role model and a voice for her peers. She believes that true leadership is rooted in service, and she continues to inspire others through her empathy, creativity, and unwavering school pride. She will lead with her personal motto from 2 Corinthians 4:17–18, a reminder that present challenges are shaping an eternal glory far greater than we can imagine.

 

Tegan Deane – Deputy Head Girl (2025–2026)

Hi,
My name is Tegan Deane, and I am honoured to serve as one of your Deputy Head Girls for the 2025–2026 academic year.

I’m proud to be part of the first-ever Form 5 Trade and Industry, where I blend practical subjects with the sciences. Before joining the St. Vincent Girls’ High School, I attended St. Mary’s Roman Catholic School, where I built the foundation that continues to shape the student and leader I am today.

Throughout my years at Girls’ High School, I’ve had the privilege of not just learning, but doing. From serving as President of the ISCCF and now as Director of Housewarming for Interact, to earning the SOL Award from Forms 2–4, each experience has taught me the value of teamwork and dedication. One of my proudest moments was working with my peers to win the Gillis Francis Math Competition 2024, proof that collaboration and determination can go a long way! Outside of school, I also serve as a church greeter and an official sailing coach, where teamwork and strategy truly come to life.

Becoming Deputy Head Girl has given me the chance to support my school community and promote teamwork through democratic leadership. I believe that when every voice is heard, we all grow stronger together.

As I look ahead, I’m excited to keep growing, supporting my peers, and making this school year unforgettable, for all the right reasons!