School Council Representatives

Year 2 - Theodore and Milan

Year 3 - Maia and Lewis

Year 4 - Nebi and Princess Olivia

Year 5 - Yonas and Lizzy

Year 6 - Anya and Aaron

What? Why? How? When?

• What is the School Council?
• An inclusive, structured, forum for discussion and decision-making.
• A means for children to raise issues and concerns.
• A means to consult all pupils.

Why have a School Council?

• To help children develop responsible attitudes
• To give children hands-on experience of issues in the National Curriculum, including PHSE and Citizenship
• To create a feeling of belonging, encourage listening to others and develop self-confidence
• To improve pupil/teacher relationships
• To consult pupils on matters that effect them.

How does the School Council work?

• The Chair leads the meetings
• Conventional committee procedures are used
• Class representatives bring issues to the School Council

When does the School Council take place?

• At lunchtimes, usually once a week.

How can I raise an issue?

• Tell your class representative- your point will be raised at the next meeting

How do I find out what happened?

• Class representatives will feed back to their class as soon as possible the following week. Infant representatives will speak to Reception and Year 1.