The school council’s role is to make our school a better place for both pupils and staff.

Pupils will elect year representatives to the council using a secret ballot.

Council members will serve for a period of one year.

The council members will consist of one boy and one girl from each year group in  Years 4 – 7.

Pupils on the council will elect a teacher to serve in an advisory capacity.

The council members will elect a chairperson, vice-chairperson and a secretary.

The secretary will record the minutes and the three post holders will bring the issues to the attention of the principal for consideration by the Senior Management Team.

Whenever a final decision is made, the individual council members will report back to their respective year group.

The council will meet during the third week of the month.

The council will get a sum of £200 from the school budget to help make the school a better place.

The council members will actively seek the views, ideas and concerns of both pupils and staff to make the school a better place.

Council members will collect views, ideas and concerns using a suggestions’ box, surveys and by talking to other pupils and staff.

Circletime lessons will used to discuss issues collect information and report any decisions reached.