We provide abundantly for the needs of the pupils as Jesus abundantly met the needs of the 5000, by ensuring the pupils receive- Thinking skills to become responsible, independent people who CARE about their world and demonstrate a moral sense of responsibility and self-discipline

Our School Council is made up of two elected pupils per year group. They are voted in by fellow classmates after a presentation they give. The Council then meets with one of the Senior Leaders and make a variety of decisions and suggestions as to how the School can improve. 

How do I get elected to the School Council?

Elections for the School Council are held every year in the autumn term. If you have just served on the School Council for the previous year, we ask that you do not stand again for the next year, as we like to give different children the chance to take part.

At School Council election time, all children in school from year 2 are invited to stand if they are interested. You will need to prepare a short speech to persuade class members to vote for you! You might like to prepare a campaign poster or write some notes to help you. Share with your class all the reasons why you would make a great School Council member – perhaps you are full of good ideas, a good listener, maybe you are good at organising events or just want to help St George's be the best.

After you have shared your ideas with your class, everyone in your class will be asked to vote. The elections for School Council are a good example of democracy; this means everyone in your class has the chance to be involved in deciding who will be a council member. 

Which teacher helps us to run the Council?

Mr Fisher or Mrs Bolding will help you run your council. 

When do the School Council meet?

The School Council meets regularly through the school year. The School Council display board in the corridor lets you know when the meetings are held. The agendas and minutes for the meetings are kept there as well. 

I am not a member of the School Council. How are my views and ideas listened to?

If you have a great idea or would like to share your thoughts then make sure you catch up with your class council member and ask them to share your thinking at the next meeting..

How can I find out more about the work of School Councils?

You can visit the CBBC Newsround website to find out more about being in a School Council. Click on the link below.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/cbbcnews/hi/find_out/guides/uk/school_councils/newsid_3043000/3043237.stm