Cloverlea Primary School
Inspiring children to care, learn and achieve
Learning
Caring
Believing
Achieving
Learning
Caring
Believing
Achieving
We are passionate about learning and growing.
We care and collaborate together
We are ambitious, challenging ourselves to aim high
We enjoy life and every new opportunity
We have inquisitive minds and ask questions
We value and celebrate each other’s strengths and talents
We do our best and never give up
We love learning for life
School Council
Welome to our School Council Page!
2019-2020
Congratulations to our newly elected School Council members:
Year 3 - Daisy and Freddie
Year 4 - Alice and Alex
Year 5 - Will and Nylah
Year 6 - Jack and Isabelle
Minutes of our meetings
Macmillan Cake Sale 2019
We raised £191.81 for the Macmillan Cake Sale. Thank you to everybody for your donations. The cake sale was a great success and we all enjoyed buying the delicious treats you had donated. Thank you to the school council for organising this event.
What is a School Council?
•A school council represents the views of all pupils. It gives children the opportunity to make their voices heard and feel part of the whole school community.
•A school council helps to make changes and improvements, and tries to make the school a nicer placer for everyone.
Election Process
•At Cloverlea, every class in Key Stage 2 chooses two representatives to be members of the school council.
•Voting for council members takes place at the beginning of the school year.
•Before they are voted for, nominees have to give a speech to their class explaining why they want to be on the council.
What makes a good school councillor?
A School Councillor needs to be able to:
- speak out
- take their role seriously
- put across good ideas
- care for others
- be a good role model who can be trusted
- be reliable
- keep to the subject
- show enthusiasm
What will our school council do?
We will hold regular meetings to discuss ways in which we can improve our school. The Councillors will present the views of their classmates. They will provide feedback in a number of ways:
- through the school website
- in class discussions and assemblies
- using the School Council noticeboard.
The school council also meet with the school governors to discuss their plans for the year ahead.
What could they change?
There are many projects and aspects of school life that the School Council could get involved with. Here are some examples:
- Behaviour
- Lunchtimes/Playtimes
- Areas around school e.g. cloakrooms, toilets
- Equipment for our playground
- ICT equipment/suggest apps for iPads
- School environment – Litter – Recycling
- Raise money for charity
- Improve our classrooms
- Help to organise special events/competitions
- Help shape our curriculum
How do pupils contribute their ideas?
If you would like to put your ideas forward to the school council:
• Speak to a school council representative.
• Post your ideas in the suggestion box which will soon be on the noticeboard or hand them to your class councillor.