Enabling every pupil to become happy, secure, enthusiastic life-long learners who can experience personal success.
The Pupil Parliament is a group of children made up of representatives from each class, who help make decisions about the wider life of the school. They support the Head Teacher, in making decisions about aspects of the school which particularly affect the children.
Each year the classes vote for their 2 representatives to form part of the Pupil Parliament.
At their first meeting of the year this parliament votes to appoint a Primary Minister and a Deputy Primary Minister. The Primary Minister is responsible for chairing the meetings and arranging the agenda, while the Deputy Primary Minister is responsible for minute taking and distribution. Each other parliament member takes on a cabinet responsibility. Please see the document below for a list of our current Pupil Parliament members and their individual responsibilities.
