Pupil Parliament
We have a ‘School Parliament' which consists of 12 pupils chosen by their Class Teacher and class from Years 1-6. Each class has a school parliament representative. The School Parliament makes decisions, after consulting with their peers, about changes in our School. Recent decisions have been; playground and lunch time developments, road safety, thinking about how to improve the school toilets and cloakrooms and selecting charities for the school to support.Â
Our 2024 School Parliament:
Why do we need a School Parliament?
For many years all the decisions about children were made by adults. But adults don’t always make the right decisions, sometimes because they haven’t talked to the children about the issue.
By being on the School Parliament the children are able to help the adults in our School make the right decisions for the children and the School.
What is the job of a School Parliament?
- To go to School Parliament meetings and take part in discussions
- To let your class know what was talked about at the meetings
- To take the ideas and views of your classmates to the Council
- To be involved in activities that the School Parliament runs
- To lead by example - always showing good behaviour to others
