A school that truly listens — to every student, every voice, every idea. I'm running to build a Rainbow where all of us thrive together.
Everything I do as Head Boy will be guided by these core commitments to our community.
Got an idea for what RISU could do better? A proposal you've always wanted heard? Submit it — I read every single one.
Send Me Your Ideas 💬Year 12 · Secondary School · Kampala, Uganda
I'm Dario, a Year 12 student who has called Rainbow International School home for the past 12 years. Growing up in Kampala and being part of this incredible, diverse community has shaped who I am — and made me deeply committed to giving back to it.
From my earliest days at RISU, I have been drawn to the idea that a school is only as great as the people within it. I have had the privilege of representing my peers in [previous roles], and through those experiences, I have learnt that real change happens when people feel genuinely listened to.
Outside the classroom, I'm passionate about [sports/arts/interests]. These pursuits have taught me discipline, collaboration, and the importance of showing up — lessons I carry into every aspect of my leadership.
I am not running for the title. I am running because I believe our school can be even better — for every student regardless of year group, background, or interests. I want to be the bridge between students and school leadership; someone you can walk up to in the corridor and say "Dario Plovyt, here's an idea."
As Head Boy, I will hold myself accountable to you. My door — and this website — will always be open.
"A school that listens is a school that grows."
This is what I promise to fight for, every single day as your Head Boy.
My mission is to build a Rainbow International School where every student feels seen, heard, and empowered — a community that celebrates its diversity, invests in its people, and rises together. As Head Boy, I will be your voice, your advocate, and your partner in making RISU the best it can be. — Dario Plovyt, Head Boy Candidate 2026
Establish a regular "Student Voice" forum where any pupil — from Year 7 to Year 13 — can raise issues directly with school leadership, with me as the facilitator and advocate.
Partner with school counsellors to create a peer support network, reduce stigma around mental health, and introduce regular wellbeing check-ins integrated into school life.
RISU's strength is its multicultural community. I will champion a Cultural Showcase term, monthly themed lunches, and inter-community collaborations that celebrate who we all are.
Advocate with school management for improved student common areas, better sports facilities access, and dedicated spaces for clubs and creative activities.
Publish a monthly Head Boy report — visible to students and staff — detailing what has been raised, what's being actioned, and what has been achieved. No empty promises.
Work with teachers to introduce new clubs, societies, and extracurricular programmes — driven by what students actually want, not just what already exists.
Delivered to the RISU community — students, staff, and parents — as part of the Head Boy election process.
Good morning, everyone. I know the drill — you're sitting there, I'm standing here, and you're probably counting the seconds until you can go check if the canteen actually has something edible today. Before penning this down, the first thing I did was Google "How to make students pay attention." Teachers say it's impossible, but the internet said: "Tell your voters the truth to keep them hooked."
The truth is, my two opponents are some of my best friends. Running against them feels less like a school election and more like a Netflix drama — just with a much lower budget and significantly more IGCSE-related stress. But while world leaders out there are playing a dangerous game of "might is right," I want this school to be our sanctuary — a place where the only "war" we have is over the last slice of pizza.
My name is Dario. For those who don't know me, I'm not an alien or a secret agent, though I've been around long enough to feel like part of the furniture. Here is how we are going to Dream, Believe, and Achieve a better school together.
DREAM: A Sanctuary from the Storm
While our phones and social media bombard us with depressing news from sunrise to sunset, I dream of a school that is a safe haven where it is quiet enough to think. I dream of a "Global Home" where your nationality, religion, or ethnicity is a bridge to a friend, not a barrier to belonging. Practically, this means cleaning up the "ugly parts" of our grounds to make the campus feel more like a home, and creating safe relaxation spaces where we can actually unplug from the world's noise.
BELIEVE: The Power of Your Voice
I believe in leadership that serves rather than "bosses people about." True leadership is about influence and character, not just a title. I want to be your approachable adult advocate, taking your concerns directly to the staff. I propose monthly anonymous feedback forms and a regular update showing you exactly what the Senior Leadership Team has changed based on your input. Drop-in advice chairs where you can chat with a supportive volunteer peer when the world gets too loud. And student-led innovation — encouraging more student-led clubs and expanding Interhouse competitions to include modern fields like coding and debating.
ACHIEVE: Progress We Can Actually Feel
We achieve excellence when we lift each other up, not by competing against one another. We will focus on Academic Solidarity — Exam Skills Workshops where Year 12s and 13s mentor Year 11s, and a Textbook Exchange Depot where we share resources instead of hoarding them. New Traditions, starting the "Senior Sunset" camp-out 100 days before graduation to create memories that last a lifetime. Spirit & Joy — expanding Spirit Week to include dressing like your favourite teacher or wearing your favourite football jersey. Menu Upgrades — lobbying to get pizza, Yojus, and yogurt back on the menu, because you can't run the world on an empty stomach. And Efficiency — removing unnecessary assemblies so we stop missing vital lessons, and a reward system where top behaviour lets you skip the tuck shop line.
My name is Dario. That's Dario — repeated because repetition is key for your vote! I'm not here to be a "Supreme Commander," but a leader who models the way with heart and integrity.
Let's Dream, Believe, and Achieve our sanctuary together. Thank you.
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