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Kneesall C of E

Primary School

Together We Achieve

School Council

Vision

Our vision is for all children at Kneesall C of E Primary School to be able to have a voice and contribute towards the continuous improvement of our school community.

 

The School Council is group of pupils who advocate and represent the views of all the pupils and consider ways to enhance their school. The School Council is made up of representations from each class who discuss matters about their learning and school life and liaise with the Senior Leadership Team and Governors of the school.

 

Aim

The aim of the School Council is to involve pupils in helping to create and implement school vision through policies, procedures and courageous advocacy to benefit everyone in the school community. This is achieved through fostering a strong pupil voice, enabling children to play an active role in making their school a better place for all, and through upholding our Christian values: Kindness Courage and Faith

Kindness

 ‘You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your strength, and with all your mind, and ‘your neighbours as yourself.’ Luke 10:25

Courage

 ‘You come to me with a sword, with a spear, and a javelin. But I come to you in the name of the Lord.’ 1 Samuel 17:45

 Faith  

‘He saves and rescues; he performs wonders and miracles in heaven and on earth. Daniel 6:27

 

The School Council meet with Mrs Wass regularly throughout each half term. The Chair and Vice Chair of the School Council are responsible for setting the agenda, running the meeting and keeping the minutes. 

Kneesall C of E Primary School champion and support:

Local charity - Children's Bereavement Centre, Newark

National charity - RNLI

International cause - Kids against Plastic 

2024-25

The new School Council team are Elijah, Ted, Tifara, Freddie, Darcy, Archie and Ailish. 

 

School Council Autumn 2024 update

£50 was raised from the Be Yourself day, as part of Anti-bullying Week activities to promote kindness. The donation was doubled to £100 for the Newark Bereavement Centre.

 

£42 was raised by selling crafts made by the School Council. The money will also be donated to the Newark Bereavement Centre.

Things School Council have been previously involved in:

  • New school Mission Statement

  • Road Safety Awareness

  • Samaritans Purse – Christmas boxes

  • New toilets in each class

  • Mirrors in the cloakrooms

  • Change of how we serve meals at dinner time

  • Complaints and compliments school policy

  • Suggestion/ideas box

  • Outdoor play equipment

  • Wet play toys and games

  • The Visit of the Bishop and Arch-Deacon

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