The Chairperson:

• Runs meetings and leads discussions.
• Helps to prepare the agenda.
• Talks to teachers and governors about what the School Council thinks and its ideas for new activities.
• Makes sure all council members are actively involved.

The Secretary:

• Takes notes (minutes) at the meeting.
• Helps to prepare the agenda.
• Makes sure everyone knows when the meetings are.
• Keeps all notes safely in the Minutes folder.

Council Representative:

• To raise the profile of Deanery Pupil Voice. 
• To remind class members to tell them issues (big or small) and bring these to the attention of the Chairperson to consider in the Agenda.
• To feedback relevant information to class after-school council meetings.

The Treasurer:

• Looks after the School Council’s money.
• Writes reports on how much money has been spent, what it has been spent on and how much is left.

What are our Aims?

• To change the school for the better.
• To value what all people say.
• To try to do our best.

Our spirituality representatives this year are: 

Imogen

William

Constance

Finn

Eleanor

Joshua

Isaac

Rosalie

Sienna

Faith

We talk to children about the concept of Spirituality and that it can lift our spirits.  

As part of our commitment to nurturing spiritual development across the school, our Spiritual Ambassadors meet with our Collective Worship leader regularly. They have introduced candles, which are used during every act of collective worship, whether in the classroom or in the hall. Don't worry, these are battery operated and for adult use only, due to the presence of batteries!

Lighting the candle during class worship signifies that the class is joining in worship with others across the school at the same time, creating a shared sense of reflection and unity.

During hall worship, each class’s Spiritual Ambassador:

• Brings the candle into the hall already lit.
• Places it on the table at the front to signal their class’s presence.
• At the end of worship, they collect the candle and stand at the front as the closing words are spoken.
• Returns the candle to the classroom, symbolising that the spirit of worship continues beyond the hall and into the learning environment.

This simple but meaningful ritual helps us connect as a community and carry the values of worship into our daily school life.

Our Peer Mediators this year are: 

Our PE & Sports leaders this year are: