Every child in the school is a member of the School Council. They are represented at meetings by two members of their class. These 'reps' are democratically elected by the children in a ballot.  (This is one of the ways we learn about democracy, which is one of our British Values.) There is one representative from each year group, which is two from each class. Currently, representatives from Years 1 - 6 meet at least once every short term to discuss ways to further improve the school for the pupils.

Since September, we have discussed charities that we believe that it is important to support. There was a non-uniform day and a cake sale to support Children in Need and the Christingle Service raised funds for The Children's Society, 

This term, we have discussed school meals, in particular fish and chip Fridays and ways to encourage healthy packed lunch choices. This term, school council representatives will be surveying their peers to find out whether they prefer fish fingers or breaded fish fillets. They have also suggested trying tartare sauce! 

As a school, we will be supporting The NSPCC with a 'Numbers Day' on 6th February, and we already have the date of Comic Relief Day in our diary (Friday 20th Match.) Keep an eye on the calendar for further details.