Meet Our School Council 2025-2026​!

The School Council Team is made up of two representatives from each Year 1 and 2 class and one representative from each class in Key Stage Two. Article 12 of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) states that every child has the right to express their views, feelings, and wishes in all matters affecting them, and to have their views considered and taken seriously.

Guided by our values of respect, honesty, forgiveness, and love, the School Council encourages pupils to care for one another, speak with kindness, and act responsibly — helping to build a school community rooted in compassion and understanding.

🌟 The School Council 🌟

Your Voice. Your Ideas. Your School.

The School Council is where pupils come together to share ideas, raise concerns, and help shape school life. It’s an inclusive and welcoming forum that gives children a real voice in decisions that matter to them.

💬 What Does the School Council Do?

  The School Council:

• Gives pupils a safe and supportive space to share their thoughts
• Allows children to raise issues and suggest improvements
• Helps the school listen to and consult with pupils
• Encourages teamwork, discussion, and respectful debate
• Every voice matters!

🌱 Why Is the School Council Important?

Being part of the School Council helps children to:

• Develop confidence, responsibility, and leadership skills
• Learn how to listen to others and respect different viewpoints
• Feel a strong sense of belonging and pride in their school
• Gain hands‑on experience linked to PSHE and Citizenship in the curriculum

It’s learning for life — not just lessons!

🧑‍🤝‍🧑 How Does It Work?

• Each class chooses a School Council representative
• Representatives collect ideas and concerns from their class
• Meetings are led by the School Council Chair
• Together, pupils discuss ideas and help make positive changes across the school

📅 When Does the School Council Meet?

The School Council meets at least once every half term.

✋ How Can I Share an Idea or Concern?

It’s easy!

• Speak to your class representative
• They will make sure your idea is shared at the next School Council meeting