Youth Council Elections 2025

MKYC 2025 Election Results

Election Results and Manifestos of the elected candidates for each school taking part are below.

Voting completed on Thursday 6 February and votes were counted by Friday 7 February. Results were published later the same day.

Manifestos and Election Notices

The Declaration of Elected Candidates can be found here.

Election results for contested/uncontested elections and candidates can also be found below.

Denbigh School

Candidates

  • Chimdalu Anozie (Elected)
  • Eshan Gorsi (Elected)
  • Lohita Belo 
  • Joshua Gannon
  • Annabella Hartslief
  • Tia Lakhwani 
     

Glebe Farm

Candidates

  • Raiya Matia (Elected)
  • Emily Bikerdike
  • Callum Brooks

Kents Hill Park

Candidates

  • Jason Eyide (Elected)
  • Lainie-Rose Montford

Lord Grey Academy

Candidates

  • Dylan Cooper (Elected)
  • Cody Jackson (Elected)
  • Samantha Boughton
  • Faith Burton
  • Caitlyn Rushmere 

Milton Keynes Academy

Candidates

  • Shibabnata Das (Elected)
  • Chun Tik (Jaden) Lo (Elected)
  • Rosie Markey 
  • Tehseen Noyan
  • Teniola Olatunbosun
  • Hilary Taylor

Oakgrove School

Candidates

  • Tito Adeyale (Elected)
  • Lamin Savage (Elected)
  • Janna Abusaleem
  • Zoya Butt
  • Gurshaan.S.Dhaliwal
  • Soumya Joshi
  • Ava Sadler
  • Ignacio Sanvicens Zilles

Ousedale School - Newport Pagnell Campus

Candidates

  • Muhammed Adeleye (Elected)
  • Deon Sakic Bostandzic (Elected)
  • Emma Gibb
  • Alyss Rice-Grubb
  • Euan Johnson
  • Eliza Joyce
  • Elain Krayem 
  • Isobel Wallace

Ousedale School - Olney Campus

Candidates

  • Mack Lambeth-Williams (Elected)  

Shenley Brook End School

Candidates

  • Aaron Jonathan (Elected)
  • Pooja Rambhuron (Elected)
  • Aleena Ansari
  • Niyati Dhingra
  • Mat Killian 
  • Steffy Njenga
  • Nana-ama Opare
  • Rishik Polavarapu

Sir Herbert Leon Academy

Candidates

  • Tahmid Hussain (Elected)
  • Tay Charters
  • Quévin Amoh Markin 

St Paul’s Catholic School

Candidates

  • Rosa Scott (Elected)
  • Remi Wataha (Elected)
  • Sam Baker
  • Alicia Partyka
     

Stantonbury School

Candidates

  • Balogun Frances (Elected)
  • Jack Taylor (Elected)
  • Joshua Burton-Powell
  • Maisie Filby-Sutcliffe
  • Aflak Hussain 
  • Princess Musli Ayawere
  • Kevin Nkyi 
  • Ananya Rajindrakumar
  • Charanya Visakan

The Hazeley Academy

Candidates

  • Jed Conde (Elected)
  • Aaron Negru (Elected)
  • Susan Appiah
  • Isobel Bartos
  • Mylie Colliss
  • Karl Keep-Worrell
  • Ava Smith
  • Maria Sumesh
  • Angel Tripathi

Radcliffe School

Candidates

  • Jonty Pentz (Elected)
  • Gabriel Stange-Talary (Elected)
  • Tetisimi Akande
  • Dylan Brown
  • Tayla Marlborough
  • Fatima Masood
  • Emily Parsons
  • Sawaira Razman
  • Izma Mohamed Sabras
  • Zeren Sevinc
  • Syed Zulquanain Ali Shah
  • Fleur Shaw
  • Sareena Usmani

Walton High - Brooklands Campus

Candidates

  • Yousuf Mohamed Sabras (Elected)
  • Ajla Tariq (Elected) 

Walton High - Walnut Tree Campus

Candidates

  • Caitlin Murphy (Elected)

Watling Academy

Candidates

  • Naomi Jenkins (Elected)
  • Mahmoud Juma (Elected)
  • Krishna Kirtan Batte
  • Matthew Boyd
  • Yatee Katpadi

Opportunities for Co-Option

If you have not been elected as a Youth Councillor, there are opportunities to become a Co-opted non-elected Youth Councillor. 

Who can be a co-opted member?

To be a co-opted (non-elected) member of MKYC you must live in Milton Keynes:
• Attend school or be educated outside of Milton Keynes
• Attend an alternative school setting in Milton Keynes
• Are home schooled.
• You are a looked after child.
• You are a child with SEND.
• Are a young person fleeing conflict or have refugee status.

How do I apply?

To apply for a co-opted position on MKYC you will need to complete this form and send it back to lisa.thompson2@milton-keynes.gov.uk who will contact you and your parent / guardian to discuss the next steps.

What is MK Youth Council (MKYC)?

  • A group of 11-18 year olds, giving a voice to all young people in MK
  • The group talks to decision makers
  • It aims to improve MK as a place to live for young people
  • Contributes to improving services for young people in MK

What would you need to do?

  • Come to monthly MKYC meetings
  • Come to Action Group meetings  

What else could you do?

  • Talk to decision makers
  • Talk to young people across MK about their views
  • Go to conferences and meetings, day trips and residentials

Why join MK Youth Council (MKYC)?

  • You can make a difference,
  • Learn new skills,
  • Be part of the decision-making process,
  • Make new friends,
  • Have fun!
  • Looks good on your CV and University applications
Youth Cabinet

Youth Council contact information

Postal address only, Civic, 1 Saxon Gate East, Milton Keynes MK9 3EJ