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Pupil Leadership

Pupil Voice.
The children in our school are the most important people! As such, they have lots of opportunities to share their thoughts on school issues – both formally and informally! Mrs. Bild’s door is always open for both children and adults!

 

School Council 
The main aim of the School Council is to help to make our school a better place for the children and to give us an opportunity to have their opinions and ideas heard. Each class from Year One upwards has two representatives who are elected every year.

At the first meeting of the year the important roles and jobs are selected and a new manifesto is written.  Potential projects are discussed and plans to move forward are made.  Meetings will be held fortnightly, with the HoS or DHoS attending termly.

The head boy and girl (year 6 representatives) meet with the HoS or DHoS half termly to discuss the projects and ideas the school council are working on.

The class representatives tell the children in their classes what has been discussed at each meeting and the children can ask the representatives to take forward their ideas to the next meeting.

Everybody gets a fair say in the meeting and nobody gets left out.

 

Anti-Bullying Squad

The anti-bullying squad has the aim of ensuring that all children feel safe and happy in school.  This includes inside the school the building and while on the playground.  They are play leaders and friendship ambassadors.  The squad has two representatives from all years 1 – 6.

The school follow the All Together programme and are working to become recognised as an ‘All Together’ school.

At the first meeting of the year the important roles and jobs are selected.  Potential projects are discussed and plans to move forward are made.  Meetings will be held fortnightly, with the HoS or DHoS attending termly.

 

Teaching and Learning Committee – Liam Frost

This committee are involved in driving the school curriculum forward.  Their views on the standards of outcomes and how we can make our curriculum more relevant to them will be used to inform planning moving forward.  Five children in each class from year 3 upwards will be part of the committee led by the DHoS. The members will be involved in book scrutiny and learning walks with the remit of looking at pupil engagement and variety of learning opportunities.

At the first meeting the children will be split into sub groups

  • English
  • Maths
  • Science
  • Curriculum
  • IT
  • Music
  • PE
  • PSHE / RE

The committee will feedback termly to the HoS and their views will support development of the School Development Plan.

 

Community Group

This group will be for any children who would like to be involved in the general running of the school.  They will meet half termly to decide on the areas in which they can be supportive.  They will sign up for roles and work as a team to fulfil them.  Roles may include:

  • Lunch time hall helpers
  • Litter picking
  • School tidying
  • Library helpers
  • Child appropriate admin support
  • Play time reading buddies
  • PTA events
  • End of play time tidying
  • Visitors
  • Lost property
  • School grounds / gardening
  • OPAL

 

Junior Cray Forum

This is a group of 4 children from year 5 who work alongside Midfield Primary School, Leesons Primary School and Poverest Primary School to engage in local community projects to protect the future of the area.

 

Junior Travel Ambassadors

Children in year 4 are chosen to be ambassadors for the school to support with children travelling safely to and from school, and support with how we travel when outside of school.  Projects and competitions are coordinated across the borough.