School Council
Two representatives from each year group (Y2-Y6) are democratically elected by their peers to form the School Council. They meet on alternate weeks to discuss current school issues. They act as a link between pupils and teachers, reporting from the Class Councils and feeding into the School Council meetings.
Through the School Council, a suggestion box or the ‘Quiet Bench’, pupils can voice concerns or share ideas. The School Council feels that it is their role to help people solve problems and disagreements, to encourage and help children to fundraise for charity and for school projects and generally to make the school a better place.
They are also ambassadors for the school and are given opportunities for responsibilities or to represent the school.