School Council

Each year group has 2 school councillors, who applied for the role and were then chosen by their peers.

This is a great honour as they represent their class at school council meetings.
Supported by Mrs Browne, the children meet regularly every half term and discuss matters of interest to their class.

The children have already met to discuss their ideas for this term. The meeting was led by our two Y6 councillors and everyone took part sharing and discussing each proposal.

Currently the children are designing posters high lighting road safety when crossing the road, especially as the darker evenings approach.

​Watch this space for exciting news about a project the school council are working on at the moment!
Today the School Council have been creating their own postcards to send to our friends at Spire Road School in Uganda. Geoff Christiansen form Ugandaid will be our postman and we will eagerly wait for the return post.
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​​The school council were visited by Geoff Christiansen from Ugandaid in December. He told them all about the school he supports in Uganda. Over the coming months the school council will be communicating with the school in Uganda and learn about life for children there. 

​Each class has produced a class charter. The class chose the articles that were most important to them and then reflected on the children's responsibilities in upholding these rights within school. Each month, the school council will introduce a new right and children will reflect upon this throughout the month.
100th anniversary of Armistice Day.
The school council worked hard to create a beautiful display to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day.
Happy Diwali 
Happy Diwali to all our Hindu families and staff! The school council worked hard to create some beautiful Diwali cards which were sent out to families celebrating Diwali. We hope they brought some joy! ​​