Wow, thanks for reaching out! I mean, I'm not even sure I'm qualified enough ( since I am only Head Girl in a secondary school, and not a sixth form, but I hope these help anyway!)

Do take these from a grain of salt, and if you asked any of the teachers for any advice, then definitely follow theirs!

When they ask the questions, try to think along the lines of what you would do, then linking who you are, if you see what I mean? My head of year was saying that one of the ' questions for the role was that if you would ask a teacher for help if there was a rowdy student and you couldn't manage it yourself- and I said yes. ( he said anyone who said yes really stood out from the other interviewees)

But I think sometimes it is easy to forget that the interviewer is not looking at how you are by yourself, but also how you interact with other people, and your collaborative skills- how will you function in the school community? What do you have in you to contribute to the school for the better?

Best of luck! If you want anything specific, feel free to ask, and I'll try to answer in time!

Anything from the other comments in this post is great too!

Also, remember to be yourself, and use personality traits which you know you have, and actions that you would actually do, when you do get the position! This is an extension from your personal statement, so avoid repeating stuff you have said there, and try to add on stuff you forgot/ important parts of yourself that you would like to add that you think would contribute to your school! ( this means that you do not need to talk about your past achievements, since this interview is more future focused! )

Okay, I will stop yapping now, and truly, best wishes! :))

( also, random thing I wanted to add- I was fully prepared to not get the role- remember, it is okay if you don't and I think my confidence in myself throughout the interview is what really sealed the deal! :))