At St. Saviour’s School Ikoyi, we acknowledge the importance of leadership within the student body. The establishment of a School Council provides an avenue for students to take on leadership and decision making roles for and on behalf of the student body. In addition to this being a wonderful learning experience, it demonstrates to the students that they have a voice in the school and that adults value their input. One of the values of the School Council is to provide students with a model of the democratic decision-making process.
Students eligible for election to the school council must be exemplary students. They must: Follow school and classroom rules, Be well behaved at all times, Always strive to do their best in class, Demonstrate responsibility, Take pride in the school, Show respect for staff and other students, Students in Year 2 to Year 6 are eligible for election to the School Council
Elections will be held at the end of September each year. Classes are to nominate children in their class for the position. The 3 children with the highest nominations then talk/and present their manifestos to the class on why they should be voted as class representatives. After this, the class holds a secret ballot where the child with the highest votes becomes the class representative and the runner up becomes the assistant rep.

The School Council is the driving force of the school's charitable endeavours through series of events such as, Bake Sale, Christmas in a Box, Toys Drive, Book Drive, e.t.c