We are very excited to have created our very own School Pupil Parliament which consist of 5 departments:
- Department for Education and Equality
- Home Office
- Department for the Environment
- Department for Digital Culture
- Department for Health and Sport
The children apply for a department of their choice and then go through the democratic election process to determine who will represent each department.
Each Department meets twice per half term and a full Parliament is held once every term. Departments work with the Year 6 Prefects who will act as the Civil Service.
Our Pupil Parliament educates the children in the democratic system of our country whilst providing them with a meaningful way in which our children can further voice their opinions and continue to have their views taken into account in decisions which impact upon them.
Pupil Parliament
PUPIL PARLIAMENT
Department for
Education and Equality
Department for
the Environment
Department for
Digital Culture
Home
Office
Department for
Health and Sport
Department for Education and Equality
- Ensure an inclusive learning environment for all
- Promote equality, tolerance and respect
- Raise awareness of diversity in our community
- Promote our school values in the wider community
Staff Lead: Mrs McDonald
Department for the Environment
- Ensure a well-maintained and sustainable school environment
- Promote community links and action
- Raise awareness of environmental issues within school such as recycling.
Staff Lead: Mrs Manion
Home Office
- Promote and support the school behaviour policy
- Ensure children understand their responsibilities to others as part of our school community
- Raise awareness of our school values in the wider community
Staff Lead: Miss Chester
Department for Health and Sport
- Ensure access to active break times
- Promote healthy lifestyles
- Raise awareness of sport and physical health
- Promote links with outside agencies
Staff Lead: Mr Moss and Mr Rogerson
Department for Digital Culture
- Promote the positive use of technology and online learning as a core part of our curriculum
- Ensure all children have age-appropriate digital literacy skills and are aware of how to stay safe online
- Raise awareness of online safety risks
Staff Lead: Miss Whyte
