Pupil Voice

The School Council is a really important part of our school community. Each year a child from year 1 to year 6 from each class is voted for by their peers to represent their views and help to make decisions within the school.

Children are voted for in a democratic process that involves them sharing why they want to be part of the school council. The class then votes for their selected representative and this is shared with the whole school.

We meet twice a half term to discuss a range of issues and create new projects. We have recently created and have been promoting whole school creative homework projects. This has been linked to a range of themes such as Christmas, Spring and Children in Need. Children’s work is then celebrated and rewarded which creates a real sense of pride.

The School Council also help with larger decisions such as staff recruitment, new policies and changes within the school. It’s a really important responsibility being part of the team as the children need to be excellent role models and the voice of their class.

Each year we strive to become more involved in different aspects of school life and are always open to suggestions.

Macmillan Coffee & Cake : October 2025

Please see the message below from Mrs Edwards, and our slideshow of this fantastic event!:

A huge thank you to everyone who supported our Macmillan coffee afternoon. Thank you for your very generous donations of cakes and biscuits and for coming along and helping us to raise an amazing £315.50 for such a great charity. It was lovely to see so many of you. A huge thank you to our amazing team captains and student council for their hard work. They proved to be great waiters and waitresses and truly enjoyed our first charity fundraiser. I couldn't be prouder of them. They were all just great.

I am already looking forward to our next project which we will be sharing with you shortly.

Kind regards

Mrs Paula Edwards

Macmillan coffee & cake October 2025

Red Nose Day : March 2025

Our children, staff, parents & carers raised over £250.00 by wearing red, sparkly clothes, which included staff having their faces painted by Mrs Williams, Teaching Assistant!