What does the School Council do?

School Councillors are elected by the pupils in their class to :

* to participate in school council meetings and discuss how to improve our school.

* let the class know what was discussed at meetings.

* take views of classmates to meetings via class suggestion box.

* plan and be involved in school events.

Meet your school council representatives:

“John Day” Day

School Council led a very special service in remembrance of our dear friend and Governor, for over 30 years, Mr John Day.
It was wonderful to welcome his family to unveil a special Reading Bench and Story Throne kindly donated by Woodies Woodcraft in his memory.

Cake sale

Thank you for supporting our cake sale 🧁 in aid of the RNLI.
We were able to present them with £242 when they came in to school to talk to the children about water safety.

Road Safety Competition 

To coincide with National Road Safety Week, the school council launched a competition to design a road safety poster.

Thank you for all the fabulous entries.

The winners are:

Roma - Starfish, Saskia - Starfish, Harper - Dolphin, Ella - Dolphin, Eric - Heron, George - Heron, Lottie - Sandpipers, Owen - Sandpipers, Neve - Curlews, Abigail - Curlews, Ellie - Lune, Poppy - Lune, George - Leven, Casey - Leven, Ryan - Wyre, Eleanor - Wyre, Thomas - Walney, Holly - Walney, Darcie - Piel, Callum - Piel, Amelia H - Roa, Edward - Roa, Nellie - Chapel & Mia - Chapel

Congratulations! Each winning entry will be made into a banner to be displayed at the front and back of school.

 
A huge thank you to everyone who supported the School Council Cake Sale in aid of Ronald McDonald House Charity.

We raised an amazing £300.

The power of pupil voice.

I am thrilled to share a remarkable success story.

Imogen, School Councillor for Leven Class, shared a concern that had been raised in her class suggestion box.
Her classmates were worried that they were missing a significant amount of playtime because of the length of the queue for the snack trolley. 
Imogen broached this concern with Mrs Hadfield. Following this, Mrs Hadfield has put measures in place to have separate snack trolleys for different year groups and to streamline the purchase of snack passes.

Well done to Imogen!