School Council
Our School Council is democratically voted for by the children within each class. An agenda is set for each meeting and councillors bring ideas discussed within their classes. Minutes are taken and it is the councillors responsibility to report back to their class.
Our School Council
Our School Council plays an important role in helping our school grow, improve, and reflect the voices of all students. Made up of elected representatives from across year groups, the council provides a platform for students to share their ideas, opinions, and concerns.
The council meets regularly to discuss ways to make our school a better place for everyone. This includes suggesting improvements to facilities, organising events, supporting charities, and promoting a positive and inclusive school environment. By working closely with staff, the School Council helps turn student ideas into real action.
Being a member of the School Council is a valuable opportunity for students to develop important life skills such as teamwork, leadership, communication, and problem-solving. Representatives are expected to listen to their peers, gather feedback, and represent their views fairly and respectfully.
We are proud of the enthusiasm and dedication shown by our School Council members. Their contributions make a real difference to our school community and ensure that student voices are heard and valued.
RUGS
The RUGS is the name for our MAT Student Council. It stands for ‘Really Useful Generation Students’ Group. Its membership is (usually) a boy and a girl from each of the settings within the Trust elected by their own student communities. Their term of office is 2 years. Members of the RUGS are also ambassadors for the Trust. The Group meets at least once every term and is supported by our Deputy Head Teachers’ Group.
https://www.societastrust.org.uk/our-rugs/
