Our School Council meet with Miss Campbell and Mrs Cartwright every half term to discuss important issues relating to our school. Our main role is to make sure our school is the very best it can be to allow every child to be able to shine!
At our meetings we discuss any issues that our class have brought to our attention and as a team we work on ways of solving any problems.
We also feed back to Mr Woodhouse every half term, sometimes just to let him know what we have planned and sometimes we have to ask him for money to help us complete projects.
Recently we have been working alongside our Anti-Bullying Ambassadors at playtimes and our E safety Champions.
2024-2025
What Are Our Aims For This Year?
1. To ensure that every class has the opportunity to share suggestions with their school councillors every half term.
2. To raise money for Children in Need by holding a themed non-uniform day.
3. To continue to raise money for school.
2023-2024
Our School Councillors
School Council Club
This year, school councillors are invited to the 'School Council Club' on a Tuesday lunchtime. The club will run until October half term. The club will allow our new school council members for 2023-2024 to find out more about their role and plan some exciting fundraising events. This will include making posters for our Macmillan Coffee Afternoon and setting up their class suggestion boxes.
What Are Our Aims For This Year?
1. To raise money for MacMillan Cancer Support by holding a coffee afternoon
2. To ensure that every class has a class suggestion box which is monitored half termly
3. To raise money for Children in Need by holding a themed non-uniform day
4. To continue to raise money for school
Minutes 2023-2024
OUR WORK IN PREVIOUS YEARS
2021-2022
1. To hold a pyjama to raise money for Children in Need.
2. To raise money for Comic Relief.
3. To ensure that the pupil voice is heard through class suggestion boxes and half termly school council meetings.
2020-2021
1. To hold a community event and raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.
2. To raise money for charities.
3. To ensure that the pupil voice is heard through class suggestion boxes and half termly school council meetings.