School Council
What is a School Council?
A School Council is a group that represents the views and opinions of all students. It provides an opportunity for children to have their voices heard and to feel more connected to the whole school community. The Council works to make positive changes and improvements, helping to create a better school environment for everyone.
What is the role of a School Councillor?
School Councillors attend regular meetings where they discuss ideas for improving the school. They listen to the views of their classmates and bring those ideas to the table, ensuring all students’ opinions are represented.
What could they change?
The School Council is involved in a variety of projects and initiatives aimed at enhancing different aspects of school life. Some of the areas they focus on include:
- Behaviour
- Lunchtimes and Playtimes
- School facilities, such as cloakrooms and toilets
- Playground equipment
- Suggestions for apps and computing tools
- School environment and cleanliness
- Organising charity fundraising events
- Improving classrooms
- Organising special events and competitions
- Shaping the school curriculum
What have we already done?
The School Council has already made several improvements around the school, including:
- Installing sensor toilet flushes
- Introducing new ‘Tiger’ bins for the playground
- Ordering and distributing new playground equipment
- Establishing a variety of new after-school clubs
- Installing a filtered water fountain
The School Council continues to work hard to make our school a better place for everyone!
