Stratton Primary School Council

2022-23

Roles in Stratton school council 2022-23

Chair = Honey P

Vice chair = Freya K

Secretary = Matilda M

Vice secretary = Freya G

Public relations officer = Dottie

Vice PROs = Oscar

Treasurer = Georgia

Vice treasurer = Matilda J

We try to make sure that the school council achieve what is on the manifestos so remember to make sure what you put on them is realistic and achievable.

If you feel your child needs support to write their manifesto, that is absolutely fine. Please remember to write their name on the back of the manifesto. 

We have kept last years school council information below for you to have a look at if you are stuck for ideas.

This year, the school is aiming to further improve:

* reading

* well-being of pupils and staff

* behaviour and learning attitudes

This might help you with your manifesto ideas!

Community Projects Team - 

The community team were invited to take part in a tree planting ceremony.

The 2 year old sapling is taken from the oldest tree in Cornwall 'The Darley Oak' which is nearly 1000 years old and is located south of Launceston. This was linked to the 600 year anniversary of the Blanchminster Trust.

Charity Team - 

Comic Relief 2023 - Congratulations to all the winners! Each winning a woopie cushion! Thank you for all your kind donations, and we raised £240.80! 

Eco - Warriors - 

The Eco team are working closely with Mrs Glasby to achieve an Eco award. Updates to follow shortly!!

School Environment - 

The team visited Stratton Church to assist in planting up a new area on the grounds. The children learnt the names of the plants and talked about the positioning and the best conditions for growth. On the way back to school we talked about areas of the school environment that could be used for planting.

Teaching and Learning Team - 

Playground Team - 

Playground drainage -

This year we have a huge problem with our bottom playground - the cage.  Due to some sinking of the concrete, pools of water form making playtime impossible.  This has led to over crowding on the upper playground and some PE lessons being postponed due to lack of space.  This action team met with Mr Bunning as their chosen project was to improve the drainage.  Just as they were going to write to the council, two members of planning team were in our school and so we took the opportunity for Ashton to meet with them and explain the problems we have been facing.  Watch this space for their response!

Have you got what it takes to be a school councillor?  Think carefully before you apply!

You will be expected to:

We try to make sure that the school council achieve what is on the manifestos so remember to make sure what you put on them is realistic and achievable.

If you feel your child needs support to write their manifesto, that is absolutely fine. Please remember to write their name on the back of the manifesto. 

We have kept last years school council information below for you to have a look at if you are stuck for ideas.

This year, the school is aiming to further improve:

* reading

* well-being of pupils and staff

* behaviour and learning attitudes

This might help you with your manifesto ideas!

Have you got what it takes to be a school councillor?  Think carefully before you apply!

You will be expected to:

•Work on projects (often in your own time).