School Council Overview

What do the School Council do?

The School Council takes part in lots of activities including:
• Listening to the views and concerns of other pupils;
• Representing these concerns to teachers;
• Coming up with ideas to help improve the school and make decisions;
• Thinking of ways to contribute locally and globally;
• Fundraise for charities;
• Supporting and working in connection with the International Pupil Council.

Our School Council is made up of 2 representatives from each class from years 3 to 6. These children bring the views of their class to the meetings and then feed back to their classes.  The school council meet monthly to discuss areas of school improvement suggested by the children in their classes.  Each councillor has a file to collect the views and suggestions of their peers.  The children devise the agenda and tackle key issues for school.

This year we are going to use meetings to look at our School Improvement Plan and how we can help to improve the school using our Super 6 Steps to Success!  The children will also be tackling many other key issues, such as playground equipment and recycling.  We are very proud of the work they do for our school.

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