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The School Council say:
“We are the people that represent our classes. We work as a group to get the best for everyone. We take our responsibilities for ourselves and others seriously, and we discuss ideas. We know how to discuss suggestions fairly and know when a suggestion is not sensible/possible. We are here to help and look out for children of all ages. We are a team.” How pupils are elected: The School Council uses an election process to ensure that children start to gain an understanding of democracy. Their main job is to respond to requests from the school classes, the Head teacher and FESA. You should see them in action at a fundraising event! The meetings are run by the children, with the guidance and support of Mrs Cooper & Mrs Edward. |
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Past achievements:
Future aspirations:
- Being part of the interview process to appoint the current Head teacher, Mrs Fulstow.
- Promoting Fairtrade.
- Helping at school events.
- Leading assemblies.
- Creating a Kindness Charter.
- Distributing Harvest boxes
Future aspirations:
- To re-instate the suggestion boxes in school.
- To run a healthy fruit stall.
The School council, working together with the Pupil Voice children, have produced a "Kindness Charter" for the children to work towards, please feel free to look at it by clicking the icon.
The School Council have re introduced the suggestion boxes in classes and have recently emptied them and reviewed the contents. The council discussed the suggestions before sorting them in to Yes/No/Maybe piles. After that they chose which ones they would take forwards to Mrs Fulstow for her consideration.
In order to view the list please click this link: School pupil suggestions Summer 2016
School Council News
March 2016
Our School Council members gave an excellent presentation to the school using their thorough research about Fairtrade and why our support matters. Their creativity shone through with songs, persuasive pitches and a wide range of innovative posters and explanations. No one gives a message better than children do - especially where a bit of persuasion is involved. The role play about a child persuading a reluctant parent to buy Fairtrade products may well be the stimulus for some Fair trade requests in the home. As a school, our commitment to Fairtrade Fortnight has spanned over the last nine years, and always strikes a chord with staff and children. Thank you, to the School Council for making us think carefully again about this important subject.
The School Council have re introduced the suggestion boxes in classes and have recently emptied them and reviewed the contents. The council discussed the suggestions before sorting them in to Yes/No/Maybe piles. After that they chose which ones they would take forwards to Mrs Fulstow for her consideration.
In order to view the list please click this link: School pupil suggestions Summer 2016
School Council News
March 2016
Our School Council members gave an excellent presentation to the school using their thorough research about Fairtrade and why our support matters. Their creativity shone through with songs, persuasive pitches and a wide range of innovative posters and explanations. No one gives a message better than children do - especially where a bit of persuasion is involved. The role play about a child persuading a reluctant parent to buy Fairtrade products may well be the stimulus for some Fair trade requests in the home. As a school, our commitment to Fairtrade Fortnight has spanned over the last nine years, and always strikes a chord with staff and children. Thank you, to the School Council for making us think carefully again about this important subject.
