Rampton Primary

School Council

Our School Council represents the views of all our pupils. It gives children the opportunity to make their voices heard and feel part of the whole school community. Each year children from Year 1 to Year 6 are elected by their peers to become a representative.

Meetings take place on Tuesday mornings.

Our School Council representatives are:

      Year 6 - Libby

       Year 5 - Ruby

         Year 4 - William

        Year 3 - Arthur
      Year 2 - Rory
           Year 1 - Edward

Our School Council representatives have written a few sentences about why they wanted to take on this important role in our school:

Libby, year 6: “I wanted to be on the School Council because I want to have all the learning resources we need and more playtime equipment.  I also want to take care of the school and the people in it.”

Ruby, year 5: I wanted to be on the School Council because I want to help the little ones and help raise money to get more equipment.”

William, year 4:I wanted to be on the School Council because if people are lonely I can help them.  I will help people in any way possible.  We can raise money for equipment and other things that are needed.

Arthur, year 3: “I wanted to be a School Council member because I want everyone to be happy and have a chance to decide what’s happening with the money the school makes.”

Rory, year 2: “I want to be on the School Council because I want everyone to learn.”

Edward, year 1: “I wanted to be a School Council person to get new equipment and to raise money for the school.”

Previous events:

Pyjama Day.

Our amazing School Council raised  £116.90 which was spent on  playground equipment for all our children to enjoy. The staff and pupils at Rampton Primary School had a great day wearing their pyjamas to school.
Thank you to everyone for supporting this event.