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Article 12 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) says that children and young people should have a say in decisions that affect their lives. A school council can provide a meaningful way in which pupils can voice their opinions and have their views taken into account in decisions which impact upon them.
A school council is a formal group of pupils within a school who are elected by their peers to represent them and their views.
Aims
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To represent the opinions of fellow pupils and raise issues with the Headteacher, Deputy Headteacher and governors at the school
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To take forward projects on behalf of the pupils
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To be involved in planning of things like, the School Improvement Plan, governing body meetings and interviewing staff
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Role
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To act as a representative for fellow pupils and the school
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Taking the lead in carrying out any projects on behalf of learners and staff
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Ensuring that everyone in the school community is represented in the decision-making process
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Providing a link between pupils, teachers, senior management team, governors and the whole school community
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Link Children and Young People’s National Participation Standards into meetings and assemblies.
Meet the 2022-23
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Chair Person: Ingrid Malik |
Vice Chairperson: Millie Malka |
Committee Members: |
Year 2 Miss Evans |
Logan Thomas |
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Year 2 Miss Mogford |
Rosa John |
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Year 3 Miss Jones |
Bailey Davies |
Seren McMurray |
Year 3 Mrs Harcombe |
Lizzie Jones |
Harrison Dallimore |
Year 4 Miss Newbury |
Charlotte Jones |
Oscar Morgan |
Year 4/5 Mrs Parfitt |
Evie Brown |
Seren Thomas |
Year 5 Mrs Daniel |
Millie Malka |
Harrison Davies/ Byron Minter |
Year 5/6 Mrs Fielding |
George O’Neill |
Ingrid Malik |
Year 6 Miss Blackman |
Lucas Morgan |
Iestyn Welke-Rees |
Rainbow Room |
Cayden Harrison |
Jessica Holden |
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