School Council
The School Council is elected by fellow pupils and teachers.
Each class from Year 1 to Year 5 has three representatives, each Council serves for one year, with a new Council being elected every September. The two Year 6 pupils are teacher-elected and head of the school council.
Our School Council represents the views of all our pupils. It gives children the opportunity to make their voices heard and bring forth any ideas. The feel part of the whole school community.
The school council meets regularly to discuss concerns from their classes or to talk about their latest project.
The focus for this year's School Council is:
’Caring for our planet, fundraising for our school and focusing on the behaviour in the playground’
What we want to accomplish:
- Educate all pupils and staff to be more eco-friendly in their daily lives
- Fundraise for our school equipment
- Making sure everyone on the playground is safe and respectful to others
Why we want to make these changes:
We believe that being stainable is important because the entire world benefits and we, and all living things get to live in a clean and healthy environment. We want to fundraise for the school to buy equipment for PE, our classrooms and bike racks to encourage more people to ride their bikes or scooters to school and drive less. As a Catholic school, we believe everyone should live out the values of the Kingdom of God and sho
w them to others on the playground everyday. By doing this, we are living our lives as Jesus wants us to. After all, it is the small changes that we make, that can make the works a better place!
Head School Councillors - Dylan & Lola
Our 2024-2025 initiatives
Anti Bullying Week
On Friday 15th November we celebrated Anti-Bullying Week by inviting all the pupils to wear Odd Socks - a fun way to celebrate what makes us all unique and special. The children had lots of fun showing their colourful vibrant feet.
