12th January, 2018
Pupil Parliament is a group that involves representatives from the other school councils.
21st November, 2019
Pupil Parliament Meeting: 21.11.19
1. The Pupil Parliament met today to discuss the Pupil Parliament Week
2. The Pupil Parliament read the suggestions in the Box: Stop using plastic; No more plastic; Stop plastic/ single use; Remember the people in the war; Donate more; Helping and being kind; Put food in food banks; Tackle homelessness; Not so silly. 3. The Pupil Parliament will lead the Collective Worship on Monday to explain the outcome of Pupil Parliament Week. 4. Next meeting: Football – feedback from the Football Free Friday’s scheme.
7th November, 2019
Pupil Parliament Meeting: 07.11.19
1. The Pupil Parliament met today to discuss the Pupil Parliament Week
2. The Pupil Parliament wrote to the UK Parliament about key issues that were important to them.
3. The Pupil Parliament will lead the Collective Worship on Monday to explain about Pupil Parliament Week.
4. Next meeting: Football – feedback from the Pupil Parliament Week survey, Football Free Friday’s scheme and a possible invitation to the MP
15th October, 2019
Mrs Parr talked to children from Y1 to Y6 about how they kept safe and how they felt in school and at home. Please read their responses.
2nd October, 2019
Pupil Parliament Meeting: 02.10.19
1. The Pupil Parliament met today to discuss the Pupil Parliament awards and certificates.
2. The Pupil Parliament were welcomed by Mrs Parr.
3. The clerk will write to the MP, Mr Hancock, to invite him to talk to the Pupil Parliament.
4. Football: Suggestions to resolve the issues included – a timetable; two days a week; bibs; staff to select the teams; no bib, no football; keep a team for the week. All agreed that we needed to reconcile the Badger and Owl classes.
5. Next meeting: Football – feedback from the Football Free Friday’s scheme.
22nd July, 2019
The Pupil Parliament met for the last time today and reflected on the successful year. The children all realised that they had achieved a great deal for the school and were proud of their accomplishments. They also recognised that, despite their intial fears, they had all grown in confidence as leaders and had enjoyed the responsibility.
27th March, 2019
Pupil Parliament
Meeting: 27.03.19
31st January, 2019
Meeting: 31.02.19
16th November, 2018
Meeting: 16.11.18
2nd November, 2018
Meeting: 02.11.18
13th June, 2018
Meeting: 13.06.18