It gives pupils a chance to express their views to the staff of the school
Pupils can have an input on important decisions
Pupils develop confidence and communication skills
Who are our School Council Representatives for 2014-15?
To be updated shortly ...
Ash Class - Rosie Angel and George White
Beech Class - Lucy Howeson and Aidan Prowse
Cherry Class - Hollie Glover and Thanisran Suthaparan
Lime Class - Holly Hunter and Freddie Yeo
Maple Class - Olivia Howeson and Dom Hopkins
Poplar Class - Enya van Uffelen and James Gray
Rowan Class - Orla Carrington and Mitchell Banks
Sycamore Class - Cynthia Bottomley and Benjamin Davis
Willow Class - Lois Powell and Samuel Baker-Madec
We have a very successful school council with two elected members from each class. The Council meet with Mrs Prowle during each half term to discuss important school-related issues.
The school Council's display board in school.
Job descriptions
Chairperson:
Use the agenda to run the meeting
Read out apologies
Make sure all representatives who want to speak do so
Approve minutes from the previous meeting
Prevent the meeting from turning into an argument
Keep to time
Clerk:
Take minutes of the meeting
Deliver copies of the minutes to all representatives prior to the next meeting
Record the names of those attending the meeting and those who are absent
Contact representatives in order to invite items for the agenda for the next meeting
Administrator
Set up chairs for the meeting
Make sure there are plenty of pencils and paper for everybody
Make sure the younger members of the Council are settled and ready for the meeting
Tidy up after the meeting
Representatives:
Attend all the meetings
Make suggestions for change
Give feedback to their class
Have lots of ideas
Take on jobs in order to get things done
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