An opportunity to represent our peers
Castle Hill Primary School belongs to all of us, so our opinions matter. We have a School Council (which we call Student Senate) which means that everybody's voice can be heard.
In September, pupils from each year group make speeches and their peers vote for who they want to represent them as a member of the Student Senate. Each class votes for two children usually a boy and a girl. The teachers also have a vote and they can nominate children for all sorts of reasons.
Regularly, each class will operate a class council, in which the whole class will have an opportunity to take part in a discussion about a set topic. The three Student Senators will then present the best ideas to the School Council.
The Student Senate meet regularly with Mr Martin and Miss Wheble at Rooksdown or Mr Martin and Miss Mould at Greenbank. The meetings begin with a greeting of "salutations!" and then we talk about issues raised at class level. We have a chairperson who leads our meetings and Miss Wheble and Miss Mould help us make decisions.
Senate Members Greenbank:
Year 3 AR Aubrey B Robyn H Nicholas C |
Year 3 RV Ethan P Jakub B Sophia C |
Year 4 KH |
Year 4 SS Georgina B Liam A Libby T |
Year 5 AL Victoria N Danny S Tyler R |
Year 5 AM Kieran C Zeenia S Ben C |
Year 6 CT Ebony P-H Amelia W Toby O |
Year 6 OE |
Senate Members Rooksdown:
Miss Harding/Mrs Barker |
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Mr Barraclough Ellie Connor Frankie S |
Mr Smith Lana W Robbie A Tia C |
Mrs Brown/ |
Mrs Boswell Joseph H Liliana A Harry H |
Miss Smart Bobby E Louis N Ella T |
Miss Hopkins Hannah G Harry K Lucas F |
Miss Wyers Penelope P Charlie W Shradda K |
Miss Austin Alicia W Felix L Ava-Rose H-J |
Hedgehogs Landon Elodie Theo |
Ladybirds Neve S Saffron G Michael S |