School Council

Welcome from the School Council

Our School Council

Hello!
The School Council is an elected group of children (two from each year group) who get together and discuss things about our school. We are the voice of all the other children in our classes and it is our job to feedback their ideas and concerns to the Senior Leadership Team and Governors of the School.

Our councillors do such a fantastic job of listening to children in order to improve our school. The School Council meets bi-weekly so that councillors get plenty of time to listen to the views of their peers and not a moment is wasted!

The School Council are involved in important decision making. They:
- take forward initiatives and projects on behalf of the pupils
- are involved in the strategic planning of the School Improvement Plan
- help improve teaching and learning
- are involved in staff appointments

The School Council aim :
- To ensure the Senior Leadership Team and Governors respond to the views of all the pupils.
- To have an opportunity to let teachers know our feelings and opinions
- To have a say in decisions that affect pupils in the school
- To play an active role in making Seaton C of E Junior School a better place
- To help pupils at Seaton C of E Junior School enjoy their education and feel safe being in school

The School Council Development Plan 2018 - 2019

SCHOOL COUNCIL DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2018.pdf

Here are the School Council designing posters for a fundraising event they will help to host.

The School Council have been decorating bird houses which will be placed in the school grounds.

The School Council have been busy designing logos for the Town Council Project.

Two members of the School Council visited Allerdale Council Chambers as part of the Town Council Project. They were joined by other local schools and were able to discuss changes that could be made within our local area.

The school Council have raised £46.40 for Cancer Research through ' Guess The Name Of The Teddy'.

The School Council Helping to Plant Trees and Flowers for 'Seaton in Bloom 2018'.

Our School Council 2017- 2018

Our Contribution to the School Development Plan 2017-18

We asked our Class Councils (in each of the eight classes) for ideas of how to celebrate reading in school. We love reading at Seaton St Paul's CE Junior School!

Here is what the classes suggested that the staff consider:

•The School Council creating a Powerpoint to show in assembly about reading being fun -ACHIEVED
• Showing David Walliams talking about reading

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• Showing celebrities enjoying reading

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• Having famous people talking about how they became interested in reading

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• Inviting an author into school

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• Promoting reading throughout the school on through displays

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• Celebrating reading achievements in Celebration Assembly

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• Pairing up with other year groups to read (Year 6 with Year 3 after SATs)

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