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This page contains information about our School Council. There are two representatives from each class, from year groups 2 to 6 inclusive, who are elected by their classmates. Each representative wears an official yellow 'School Council' badge.

SCHOOL COUNCIL What? Why? How? When?
School Council Representatives
Officer Roles

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Laying the poppy wreath at the Lindfield Remembrance Service 2009

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Reading an extract at the Lindfield Remembrance Service 2009

School Council Representatives

School Year 2009-10


OFFICERS

Chair: Lewis Hammans
Vice-Chair:Peter Warrington
Secretaries: Eleanor Dalton, Charlotte Foster, Oliver Bannister, Georgia Verney

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School Council 2007/08

Officer Roles

The School Council have outlined the roles of each officer, which will be as follows:

Chairperson:

- draw up an agenda – all members can add to this up to two days before a meeting

- take views of other Council members

- give their views about matters being

considered

Vice-Chairperson:

- take the Chairperson’s place if not available

- assist the Chairperson

Secretary:

- take down the minutes of the meeting (minutes should be available by Monday morning following a Friday meeting)

- write any letters/communicate with others

If a member seeks election as Chairperson, and is unsuccessful, they will automatically go forward for possible election as Vice-Chairperson.

The Council agreed that these positions should be open to year 6 pupils only.

SCHOOL COUNCIL
What? Why? How? When?

 What is the School Council?

An inclusive, structured, forum for discussion and decision-making

A means for children to raise issues and concerns

A means to consult all pupils


Why have a School Council?

To help children develop responsible attitudes

To improve behaviour

To give children hands-on experience of issues in the National Curriculum, including PHSE and Citizenship

To create a feeling of belonging, encourage listening to others and develop self-confidence

To improve pupil/teacher relationships

How does the School Council work?

The Chair leads the meetings

Conventional committee procedures are used

Class representatives bring issues to the School Council

When does the School Council take place?

Usually every two weeks, on a Friday,for 30-40 minutes

 

How can I raise an issue?

Tell your class representative- your point will be raised at the next meeting


How do I find out what happened?

 

Class representatives will feed back to their class as soon as possible the following week.