02.10.2026
AIS Announces Its New Student Council President
The elected student leader will guide Alabuga International School’s student community toward new achievements
Alabuga International School held its student council presidential election. In 2026, two candidates ran for the position: Dilyara (Grade 7) and Adelina (Grade 11).
The candidates and their teams presented their election platforms at a school assembly. Active campaigning continued throughout the week, with leaflets and posters. Dilyara’s strategy focused on giving every student a stronger voice. Her proposals included introducing a STEM Idea Box, holding an annual student self-governance day, and organizing a large school quest. Adelina focused on exciting trips, creative competitions, and introducing the school’s own symbol—a branded mascot.
The final vote took place in a formal setting, following all established procedures. Students and teachers completed their ballots in specially equipped secret аvoting booths and placed them in sealed ballot boxes. A total of 144 people voted, including students, teachers, and school staff. Dilyara won with a margin of 50% of the votes cast.
Congratulations to Dilyara on her election as student council president. We look forward to seeing her campaign initiatives bring about real change!
The candidates and their teams presented their election platforms at a school assembly. Active campaigning continued throughout the week, with leaflets and posters. Dilyara’s strategy focused on giving every student a stronger voice. Her proposals included introducing a STEM Idea Box, holding an annual student self-governance day, and organizing a large school quest. Adelina focused on exciting trips, creative competitions, and introducing the school’s own symbol—a branded mascot.
The final vote took place in a formal setting, following all established procedures. Students and teachers completed their ballots in specially equipped secret аvoting booths and placed them in sealed ballot boxes. A total of 144 people voted, including students, teachers, and school staff. Dilyara won with a margin of 50% of the votes cast.
Congratulations to Dilyara on her election as student council president. We look forward to seeing her campaign initiatives bring about real change!
