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School Council
We value the opinions of our pupils and the School Council gives pupils a forum to share these opinions with each other in an effort to better the School and its community
A new school council is elected each year, with every class from Y1 to Y6 nominating representatives. These meet at least monthly, often weekly with Miss Gunnel and Mrs Kinderman.
Our Representatives
Foundation
Angel of the North - Nevaeh and Kai
Little Mermaid - Freya and Raemel
Year 1
Mount Everest - Jack and Bella
Grand Canyon - Charlie and Darcy
Year 2
Taj Mahal - Emma and Oliver
Buckingham Palace - Tamara and Alfie
Year 3
Eiffel Tower - Anna and Brodie
Kilimanjaro - Jonas and Isla
Year 4
Stonehenge - Jessie and Riley
Times Square - Lacie and Izaak
Year 5
Winter Palace - Elliot and Jessica
Big Ben - Sarah and Daisy
Year 6
Giants Causeway - Jake and Imogen
Sydney Opera House - Benji and Grace
Our Fruit Rota
|
Day |
Name |
||
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | Imogen | Sarah | Lacie |
| Tuesday | Jake | Daisy | Izaak |
| Wednesday | Grace | Elliot | Jessie |
| Thursday | Benji | Jessica | Riley |
| Friday | Imogen | Grace | |
What do we do
Have a snack bar available at break times which sells healthy fruit and yummy snacks for 20p each!
Discuss ideas that will help further the school as well as spreading awareness of issues around the school
Give assemblies to the school informing them of how we help out!
What have we brought
So far the school council has brought some White boards and Chalk boards as well as writing utensils so that children can draw and play games outside and in the Gazebo.
Our trip to parliament
On Thursday 1st December the Year 5 and 6 School councillors and the Head boy and Girl, along with Mr Davies, Miss Gunnel and Mrs Kinderman went to the Houses of Parliament. We were accompanied by pupils from Shardlow Primary School and Sawley Junior School.
When we arrived we had a walk around the outskirts of Westminster and Westminster Bridge where we met Father Christmas who asked us what our school Christmas wish would be. We asked for better reading resources within school.
After this we went to watch debates within the House of Lords and the House of Commons, it was super exciting and Miss Gunnel tried to hide so she could stay to watch the Prime Minister’s Questions (in a weeks’ time)
After the debate we had a final tour around the grounds of Westminster and then headed home on the coach. We stopped at a Service Area on the way back and the children enjoyed a McDonalds, which some claimed was the best bit of the day!
It was a fantastic day and we look forward to visiting again soon.