The School Council
Two elected representatives from each class from Year 2 upwards. They meet the Deputy Head twice a term to discuss what is going well and what could be better.
Pupil voice
Even at primary, children have a say.
We listen to our pupils. Not to be fashionable, but because children who feel heard tend to behave better, work harder, and grow into adults with something to say.
Prefects
Year 6 children take responsibility for parts of school life: break-time games, lunch hall, library, chapel. Selected by application and a short interview with the Head.
Pupil surveys
Once a year, every child from Year 3 upwards completes a short, anonymous survey on safety, friendships, and learning. The headline findings are shared with parents and trustees.
Recent decisions
What pupil voice changed.
- · A wider range of books in the Year 3–4 reading corner, suggested by the Year 4 council reps.
- · A new lunchtime quiet space, after Year 5 said the playground was too loud for some children.
- · A revised house-points system that recognises kindness as well as effort.