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Hobbs Hill Wood Primary School

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School Council

Hobbs Hill Wood has a School Council made up of 16 members – two representatives per class in Year Three, one representative from each class in Year Four and Year Five and eight representatives from Year Six. Pupils can offer themselves for nomination at the start of the academic year and the other pupils in the class vote to elect their representative.

 

School Council is the voice of the children and the children’s opportunity to contribute to whole school improvement. The School Council representative attends regular meetings to discuss comments and ideas put forward by their peers. They also hold regular class council meetings to share what has been happening in school council and to put forward suggestions.

Autumn 2022 Update

The following children in Year 6 have been elected for team captain in their planet teams:

 

Saturn: Kian and Lakshi

Neptune: Lili and Jack

Mars: Caitlin and Leo

Jupiter: Willow and Hari

 

We elected different roles for our Year 6’s within the school council:

 

Chair: Jack

Vice Chair: Kian

Secretaries: Lili and Caitlin

Treasurers: Willow and Hari

Communications (notices and website): Lakshi and Leo

 

The following children were elected as class reps:

 

5B: James

5W: Shiven

4B: George

4T: Sophie

3C: Rohan and Isobel

3M: Grace and Jack

In the Autumn Term School Council have:

  • Shared ideas for improving the school
  • Made sure everyone knows how the library works
  • Generated ideas for school fundraising events
  • Identified equipment that needs fixing
  • Collected and counted money for Children in Need
  • Collected money for the Royal British Legion by selling poppies
  • Suggested ideas for Spring clubs
  • Identified local charities to support at Christmas
  • Celebrated achieving the Silver Travel Award

 

Tesco's Bags of Help

The School Association, along with the school made an application to Tesco's Bags of Help Community Grant scheme. We were successful and the school was awarded with £1000 to spend on new books for our EYFS/KS1 library, our KS2 library and our reading scheme.

 

On Tuesday 16th March 2021 Tesco presented School Council with the cheque. In addition, Tesco kindly donated breakfast cereal and fresh fruit for our Treetops Breakfast Club.

 

A big thank you to Tesco, the School Association and School Council.

 

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