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School Council

Introduction

Miss Walker leads the School Council at Crayke Church of England Primary School.  The School Council is made up of children from each Class (from Years 1 to 6). The children are elected by their class to represent them in decisions made on matters relating to our school.  The elections take place in the Autumn Term.

The role of the School Council is to support Governors, staff, parents and pupils to improve aspects of our school.

Message from Miss Walker, School Council Leader:
School Council meet on a Tuesday lunchtime. We explore and discuss a wide range of topics and encourage the children to bring their own ideas to each meeting. Each child is able to contribute what is important to them and work together to make our school a lovely place.
Recently, the School Council have had a special focus on Anti-Bullying. We explored what we as a school already do to combat bullying and what else thr children feel we should do. The School Council worked together to draft our own Anti-Bullying policy.
During Spring term, we have been exploring how we can celebrate our differences as a school. After much discussion, School Council decided they wanted to put on a talent show! We’re incredibly excited to showcase the amazing talent we have within our school.

School Council Representatives 2022/2023

Reception – represented by Year 6 Emma Cyrus
Year 1 Martha and Tomas
Year 2 Keenan and Arthur
Year 3 Rosie and Scarlett
Year 4 Percy and Ted
Year 5 Oskar and Toby
Year 6 Maisy and Tom

 

Code of Conduct for School Council Meetings

Show respect – Be prepared to listen to what others have to say.

Have an open mind – Be prepared to change your mind once you have listened to the ideas of your classmates and the school council.

What will help our learning? – Whenever you discuss anything and share ideas, remember to think about how we can make our learning better and make sure children feel happy and safe in school.

Share ideas with your class – Share your discussions with your classmates.  Remember, this is a way to help children have a voice in shaping the future at Crayke.