Pupil Parliament
What is Pupil Parliament?
A Pupil Parliament is group of students who are elected to represent the views of all pupils and to improve their school and the school environment.
What do Pupil Parliament do?
Pupil Parliament do a number of things:
A Pupil Parliament meets – usually with a teacher present – to discuss and sort out problems. These may include school lunches, behaviour, ideas for fundraising events, updating the website, producing children’s newsletters or even curriculum issues.
Members of the Pupil Parliament are responsible for carrying out the ideas that have been agreed, such as planning discos, writing newsletter articles, meeting with staff responsible for curriculum areas or meeting with catering staff and making sure the website is up to date.
Who are the current Pupil Parliament representatives?
Year 1 - Hayden
Year 2 - Teddy & Elliot
Year 3 - Aimee & Adam
Year 4 - Tilly & Makachi
Year 5 - Eddie & Floe
Year 6A -Ella & Audrine
Year 6one - Eddie & Olivia
A Pupil Parliament is group of students who are elected to represent the views of all pupils and to improve their school and the school environment.
What do Pupil Parliament do?
Pupil Parliament do a number of things:
A Pupil Parliament meets – usually with a teacher present – to discuss and sort out problems. These may include school lunches, behaviour, ideas for fundraising events, updating the website, producing children’s newsletters or even curriculum issues.
Members of the Pupil Parliament are responsible for carrying out the ideas that have been agreed, such as planning discos, writing newsletter articles, meeting with staff responsible for curriculum areas or meeting with catering staff and making sure the website is up to date.
Who are the current Pupil Parliament representatives?
Year 1 - Hayden
Year 2 - Teddy & Elliot
Year 3 - Aimee & Adam
Year 4 - Tilly & Makachi
Year 5 - Eddie & Floe
Year 6A -Ella & Audrine
Year 6one - Eddie & Olivia
