Schools across the state are increasingly choosing to let go of the head girl and boy student leader roles, in favour of gender-neutral positions.

WA Secondary School Executives Association president Melissa Gillett said the move was part of a push to be more inclusive.

"I don't think people are wanting to suddenly say, 'well let's not have anything gender based'," she told Simon Beaumont on 6PR Mornings.

"There's more and more kids that... don't want to identify with a gender at all, and you certainly don't want to restrict them, if they're good leaders across the school."

Schools across the state are increasingly choosing to let go of the head girl and boy student leader roles, in favour of gender-neutral positions.
WA Secondary School Executives Association president Melissa Gillett said the move was part of a push to be more inclusive.
"I don't think people are wanting to suddenly say, 'well let's not have anything gender based'," she told Simon Beaumont on 6PR Mornings.
"There's more and more kids that... don't want to identify with a gender at all, and you certainly don't want to restrict them, if they're good leaders across the school."

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