Lyndon Green Infant School
School Councillors
At Lyndon Green Infant School, our school council represents the views of all pupils, giving them the opportunity to make their voices heard and feel part of the whole school community. Our school council helps to make changes and improvements to try and make our school a nicer place for everyone.
School councillors complete an application form, giving reasons for why they believe they would make a super school councillor. They then present their ideas to their class. The children in each class then have the opportunity to vote for their preferred councillor. Each class councillor stays in role for a school year.
Our School Council meet regularly to discuss ideas and may be set the following tasks. These tasks may include:
- Collecting information from their class using a questionnaire.
- Collecting new ideas from their class.
- Asking their class for their opinions.
- Presenting ideas and findings to the whole school, including senior leaders.
- Collecting information from their teachers and other staff members.
- Talking to and greeting school visitors.
Lyndon Green Infant School
School Councillors
At Lyndon Green Infant School, our school council represents the views of all pupils, giving them the opportunity to make their voices heard and feel part of the whole school community. Our school council helps to make changes and improvements to try and make our school a nicer place for everyone.
School councillors complete an application form, giving reasons for why they believe they would make a super school councillor. They then present their ideas to their class. The children in each class then have the opportunity to vote for their preferred councillor. Each class councillor stays in role for a school year.
Our School Council meet regularly to discuss ideas and may be set the following tasks. These tasks may include:
- Collecting information from their class using a questionnaire.
- Collecting new ideas from their class.
- Asking their class for their opinions.
- Presenting ideas and findings to the whole school, including senior leaders.
- Collecting information from their teachers and other staff members.
- Talking to and greeting school visitors.
Lyndon Green Infant School
School Councillors
At Lyndon Green Infant School, our school council represents the views of all pupils, giving them the opportunity to make their voices heard and feel part of the whole school community. Our school council helps to make changes and improvements to try and make our school a nicer place for everyone.
School councillors complete an application form, giving reasons for why they believe they would make a super school councillor. They then present their ideas to their class. The children in each class then have the opportunity to vote for their preferred councillor. Each class councillor stays in role for a school year.
Our School Council meet regularly to discuss ideas and may be set the following tasks. These tasks may include:
- Collecting information from their class using a questionnaire.
- Collecting new ideas from their class.
- Asking their class for their opinions.
- Presenting ideas and findings to the whole school, including senior leaders.
- Collecting information from their teachers and other staff members.
- Talking to and greeting school visitors.