School Council
Welcome to our School Council Page
Our School Council was elected by the children at Dame Ellen Pinsent.
We promised to attend the school Council Meetings.
Respect and listen to the views of others.
Always use the right voice.
Always do our best.
Our School Councillors
2019/2020
Seahorses - Noah
Monkeys - Taya
Dolphin - Samuel
Bears - Amber
Foxes - Thomas
Owls - Faeza
Hedgehog - Seth
Meerkats - Amararh
Sharks - Jemma
Tuesday 3rd March World Book Day Sale 2020
This spring term 1 Right Respecting Rangers are learning about what it a Rights Respecting Ranger linked to our schools values.
Our School Councillors
2018/2019
Monkeys - Harley
Seahorses - Cerrys
Bears - Kyle
Foxes - Xavier
Owls - Nyah
Hedgehogs - Ethan
Sharks - Tyler
Meerkats - Charlie
Lions - Sadin
Caterpillars - James
New School Project
Fence art project - recycling plastic bottle tops/lids
Progress update: Friday 17th May 2019
As we are discovering, art is like a caterpillar, it takes time for its beauty to shine!
The team are working hard by patiently sifting through the different size caps, whilst Craig carefully secures them to the fence.
Posters have been put up around the school to remind children to bring in bottle tops.
The School Council have been busy preparing the area for their new recycling project, watch this space for updates.
Spring Update
School councillors have been very busy with various projects.
- Wellington boots made into flower pots
- Buddy Bench with School Councillors names on.
Our School Council was elected by the children at Dame Ellen Pinsent.
We promised to attend the school Council Meetings.
Respect and listen to the views of others.
Always use the right voice.
Always do our best.
Our School Councillors
2017/2018
Monkeys - Yuvi
Seahorses - Anbia
Bears - Debbie
Foxes - Jaigh
Owls - Ava-Mae
Hedgehogs - Matthew
Sharks - Daniel
Meerkats - Callum
Lions - Jashandeep
Autumn Update
School councillors have been very busy each week, helping with the selling of the snacks every Tuesday.
They have made some lovely purchases for school. One is a new buddy bench that will be going onto the playground. It has all the councillors names drilled into it to remind everyone of their positive contribution.
Figdit spinners for upper school have also been purchased for pupils to play with during golden time.
School councillors have also been trying to collect unwanted toys to raise some funds for our school minibus. This is still a work in progress.
Autumn term ended with lots of festive spirt as everyone got involved with decorating the outdoor Christmas tree.
Our School Councillors
2016/17
Matthew - Monkeys
SM - Seahorses
Sufian - Bears
Lexi - Foxes
Alisa - Owls
Addison - Hedgehogs
Aniyah - Sharks
Owen - Meerkats
Lailaa - Lions
Spring Update
Since our last report, we have been actively checking on our hedgehog homes that were recently bought and placed in our grounds. So far there are no sign of any hedgehogs moving in. We will keep you updated!
We noticed that our newly planted Christmas tree was on a bit of a slant. We are putting the blame on“Doris”. Thankfully, Craig has straightened it up again and all is looking well. We are having a plaque made to go next to the tree, with the names of the 2016/17 school council, whose idea it was to plant it.
Snack trays are still going well and a different school councillor helps with this each week. We are always very busy, thanks to the great service we provide and the wonderful choice of yummy treats!
The children have been involved with the new design for the playground and have put their ideas forward to Miss. Fountain. We have also decided on the name for the new building. Watch this space for the big reveal!
During our latest venture, we have been collecting old wellington boots. We have drilled holes in the bottom of some of them but had to send the rest to be finished by a professional (as we had so many to do!) We will be filling them with bedding flowers and selling them to raise money for the new mini bus.
2016-2017
The new school council have already been very busy this year, following on the 'Hedgehog Project' started by last years school councillors.
The councillors have been out and placed hedgehog homes in different 'quiet' sites around the school. This will encourage the hedgehogs into a safe environment where they will be fed and given water.
This year, we have bought a new Christmas tree, which has been planted in the school grounds by Craig, the care-taker. It looks fab and hopefully will grow to a great height!
This Christmas, the school councillors have decorated our new tree with 'mini' hedgehogs, lights and stars.
To recognise the school councillors idea of having a new Christmas tree, a plaque will be made in the Summer with their names on so they will be remembered for years to come.
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2015-16
Our School Council was elected by the children at Dame Ellen Pinsent.
We promised to attend the school Council Meetings.
Respect and listen to the views of others.
Always use the right voice.
Always do our best.
Our School Councillors
2015/16
Amy-Seahorses
Joe-Monkeys
Zohib-Dolphins
Zain-Foxes
Liam-Meerkats
Kieran-Hedgehogs
Sobaan-Sharks
Nadia-Lions
and our assistant helper Christopher
This year, Dame Ellen Pinsent School Councillors have decided to do a project about hedgehogs.
The councillors have been learning all about hedgehogs, where they live and what they eat.
After finding out that hedgehogs have become endangered, they went to Notcutts to buy some hedgehog homes and food containers. They will be putting these around school as soon as the new-build is finished.
There is a learning wall in the school library where the school councillors put pictures and information they have collected about hedgehogs. The whole school has been included through information assemblies and we now have a ceramic hedgehog that the children will name. It will be housed in the school entrance hall as a reminder, to the children, that we need to help the hedgehogs.
No photo albums have been added to this gallery yet.