At the start of the new school year in September we held elections for our Pupil Parliament. Each class voted for two children from each year group in KS2 and two children from each class in KS1 and FS, which means we have 13 school councillors!
Our Pupil Parliament meets once a month. The children are elected to the pupil Parliament by their peers. They take whole school issues and ideas from their own class councils and feed them into the Pupil Parliament. They also share ideas and decisions from Pupil Parliament with their class. Decisions made within Pupil Parliament can, and do, have a real impact on the rest of the school. All the teachers take turns to help run the Pupil Parliament.
Our Pupil Parliament has a 'School Cabinet' with a Primary Minister, Deputy Primary Minister and Ministers for different departments. The ICT ministers will work alongside our ICT co-ordinator, the Health and Safety ministers will take part in health and safety walks around the school. The Sports ministers will work alongside Mrs Fisher to develop sports within our school. The Education ministers will be involved in the development of our Curriculum, they will feedback pupils' views about the new curriculum to the class teachers and inform future planning.
Our School Council members are:
Eliza & Oscar & Darwin
Reuben & Erin & Grace
William & Lexi
Stanley & Freya
Daniel & Lucy
Lori & Megan
Meet our School Cabinet:
(New council members were elected, September 2019)
Primary Minister - Daniel (Y5)
Deputy Primary Minister - Lucy (Y5)
Behaviour Ministers - Stanley (Y4) and Oscar (FS)
Healthy and Safety Ministers - Grace (Y2) and Erin (Y1)
Sports Ministers - Daniel (Y5) and William (Y3)
Curriculum Ministers - Megan (Y6) and Lexi (Y4)
Healthy Food Ministers - Charlie (Y1)
Environment Ministers - Lori (Y6)
Recycling Ministers - Freya (Y4) Eliza (FS)
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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