School Council
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 - Isabel
Year 5 - Bronte
Year 4 - Scarlett
Year 3 - Matilda
Year 2 - Evie
Year 1 - George
Our School Council representatives have written a few sentences about why they wanted to take on this important role in our school:
Isabel, Year 6: “I would like to be on the school council so I can add nice things to our amazing school and introduce people to our kind school. I will listen to other people’s great ideas. I’ll be a good role model.
Bronte, Year 5: “I wanted to be a school council representative so I could have a say in what we will buy for the school. School Council is an amazing job because we have meetings every Tuesday and we can also choose fundraisers for our school. I am really happy with this job.”
Scarlett, Year 4: “I wanted to be on the school council because I want to help everyday here at school, be a nice person and be a good role model to the younger ones. I will enjoy going to the meetings and discussing things. We will ask for fun things and lots of sports equipment.”
Matilda, Year 3: “I want to be on the school council because I want people to be fit and healthy, buy
PE and sports things. I will ask for playtime equipment like footballs and hula hoops.”
Evie, Year 2 “I wanted to be a school councillor so I can help children.”
George, Year 1: “I wanted to join school council to help people.”
Upcoming Event - Diwali Art Competition 2021
Our next school council fundraiser is an art competition to celebrate the festival of light, Diwali.
Entries may be in any form you choose: sculpture, painting, collage, drawing.
Only £1 to enter, with prizes awarded after judging on 4/11/21
Pyjama Day - 27.11.20
Following our recent meeting, it was proposed that we have a Pyjama Day - whereby pupils and staff could attend school wearing their pyjamas in return for a donation to raise funds for playtime equipment. This fantastic event was greatly supported and we’re absolutely thrilled to announce that we have raised £116.90
Thank you to everyone for supporting this event.
During our meeting today, we have decided to purchase the following items:
sponge balls
hoops
cones