Our Pupil Councils

 Pupil voice and involvement is very important at St. Aidan's.

We have many different groups and councils that the children can be involved in. 

The pupil councils help their understanding of the British value of democracy, as the pupil councillors are voted for by the children.

School Ambassadors

This year our oldest children in school applied for the highly prestigious roles of School Ambassadors. 

Our newly appointed School Ambassadors bring many skills and qualities to the role and will represent St. Aidan's in a whole range of duties.  

school ambassadors.pdf

Junior Leadership Team

This is made up from one member of each class, selected by the children, who meet regularly and discuss ways to celebrate and improve the school experience for all of the children.

junior leadership council.pdf

Worship Council

This council is also made up of one member from each class.  This group meet regularly to discuss the different forms of worship that happen in school and church and how to make this better for all children.  They also plan and help with the church celebrations that school is involved with.

This group also form our ICONS council.  This is made up from the children who were part of the Worship council when school was awarded International Cross Of Nails status.  They support when we focus on peace and reconciliation events.

worship council.pdf

 

Sports Council

We also have a Sports Council who help to decide on and provide the different sports activities that children can engage with during play times and dinner times.

sports council.pdf

 

Sunshine Council

We have been recognised as officially being a happy school, gaining our happiness award after external verification. 

The Sunshine Council help discuss and make suggestions to improve emotional well-being and happiness across the whole school community.

sunshine council.pdf

 

Eco Council

The Eco Council helps to organise and arrange initiatives that make our school more environmentally efficient and aware. 

It is made up from children across the whole school.

 

eco council.pdf