My name is Esme and I am the Pupil Parliament representative.
I am looking forward to representing the school and helping to make it an even better place.
My name is Layla and I am the Deputy Pupil Parliament representative.
I am looking forward to supporting Esme so that our pupil voice is heard.
My name is Poppy-Beau and I am in Fir class.
I joined the School Council because I like to be helpful and a good role model.
My name is Poppy and I am in Willow class.
I joined the School Council because I am a good listener and I want to help make the school an even better place.
My name is Krysztof and I am in Willow class.
I joined the School Council because I am a good helper and I want to make the school an even happier place.
My name is Roman and I am in Maple class.
I joined the School Council as I want to be helpful.
My name is Jayce and I am in Pine class.
I joined the School Council as I am very helpful, so I can help solve problems.
My name Kya and I am in Elm class.
I joined the School Council to be helpful. I want to make the school as good as anyone could ever want, both inside and on the playground.
My name is Poppie and I am in Fir class.
I joined the School Council because I am helpful and I am good at remembering things. I also like to share my ideas.
My name is Olivia and I am in Oak class.
I joined the School Council as I want everyone to feel safe and happy and have fun.
My name is Borys and I am in Maple class.
I joined the School Council as I am good at listening and helping.
My name is Tate and I am in Oak class.
I joined the School Council to make the school a better place by listening to everyone.
My name is Nevaeh and I am in Pine class.
I joined the School Council as I am a good role model and I want to make the school a better place.
My name is Milan and I am in Elm class.
I joined the School Council to help teachers and other pupils. I want to make the school as good as possible.
At the start of the year, we planned and made a video to share with the other 24 L.E.A.D. Academy Trust primary schools on how one resource, the Reading Hut, provided us with different activities to do during break and lunch times.
In the spring term, we were tasked with organising a pupil election for a Member of Pupil Parliament and a Deputy who will represent the school, making decisions and giving all our pupils a across L.E.A.D. Academy Trust. This included amongst other things leading an assembly, talking to candidates, providing ballot papers and counting them to ensure it was a fair election.
In the summer term, they organised a competition for children to have a favourite meal and this meal is now on the menu.
All of these activities took a lot of arranging and the School Council rose to the challenge.
