School Council

School Council

What is the School Council?

The school council take part in lots of activities including:

  • Listening to the concerns and views of other pupils;
  • Representing those concerns to Mrs Grannon, Mrs Coates and other adults;
  • Coming up with ideas to help improve the school and make decisions;
  • Thinking of ways to contribute to our local environment;
  • Fundraising events for school and other charities.


Meet the School Council Members



  • Year 2

    Sonny

    "I’ll be a kind and helpful School Councillor."


    Isla

    "I’ve never been a councillor before and I think it will be fun."

  • Year 3

    Rosie

    "I want to help people and raise money for charity."


    Lissia

    "I want to raise money for charity and PE equipment."

  • Year 4

    Mia

    "I want to get new equipment so that everyone can be happy."


    Caitlin

    "I have dreamed of being on the School Council. I want to be kind and make school a better place."

  • Year 5

    Louie

    "I’m very kind and approachable. If people want to talk to me, they can."


    Charlotte J

    "I have always wanted to be on the School Council. I will listen to people's opinion, I will be kind, I will help school and I want to raise money for equipment."

  • Year 6

    Amy

    "It’s my last year and last opportunity to be on the School Council. I want to be a role model for other people."


    Jude

    "I wanted to do the School Council because I have been lucky enough to do it before and I enjoyed doing it! I like making decisions which will help make school a better place."


So far this year the School Council have been involved in...

  • Making sure each class has a School Council suggestion box.
  • School Council Surgeries
  • Fundraising at the Christmas Fair
  • Safety walks with SLT
  • School safety
  • Children's wellbeing
  • Loose parts play
  • Raising awareness for Down Syndrome Awareness Day
  • Fundraising at the Easter Fair


How to become a School Councillor


Every new year in September we hold our School Council Elections. Each class from year 2 - year 6 elects two representatives to become part of the school council. When you are elected you receive a pin badge for you to wear during the school day. This way everyone knows who you are and who represents the student voice.


Being a school councillor is a very responsible position as you have to have a lot of sensible ideas and sometimes have to do things in your lunch times. It is your chance to play an important part in our school community. You may feel a little nervous about putting yourself up for election but it is exciting to see what happens when people share their ideas.


If you think you would like to represent your class, but missed out there is always the opportunity the following year.


School Council Minutes


Minutes - 8/2/24 Minutes - 25/1/24 Minutes - 18/1/24 Minutes - 9/11/23 Minutes - 12/10/23 Minutes - 28/9/23 Minutes - 9/3/23 Minutes - 12/1/23 Minutes - 3/11/22 Minutes - 6/10/22 Minutes - 29/09/22


Our trip to the houses of Parliament - 24th February 2023

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School Council Surgeries


Our School Councillors will be available 1 break time each week to take suggestions and answer questions. We hope that this will inspire the next generation of School Councillors to have an active role in school life as well as giving our children an opportunity to have their voices heard. 

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