School Council
St Luke's School Council
St Luke’s School Council are a hard working team of dedicated children. The Council is made up of two children from each class (Years 1-6). Class Representatives are elected by the children in each class following a ballot and vote.
Due to the Covid-19 restrictions, we are unable to hold regular meetings at the moment. The School Council have met a couple of times this year and will hopefully meet again before the end of the year. Under normal circumstances, meetings are held regularly.
During these meetings, the council work through the agenda drawn up and discuss the matters together. It is a great opportunity for the children to feedback their views and opinions on their school community and work together to make a difference to our school. Recently, The School Council updated and improved our school's Anti-Bullying Policy for Children.
Students can put forward their views and suggestions to their class representative who is then responsible for bringing these to the meetings.
Our School Council members for this academic year are:
Class 1
Megan and Joshua
Class 2
Mila and Zach
Class 3
Olivia and Jamie
Class 4
Aoife and Rylan
Class 5
Poppy and Samuel
Class 6
Chloe and DAniel
What makes a good School Council representative?
School Council reps need to have the following personal qualities so that they are:
- Reliable
- Responsible
- Organised
- Friendly and approachable
- Good at listening to everyone
- Able to remember things
- Honest and sensible
- Hardworking
These are the things the School Council rep needs to do:
- Attend meetings, turn up on time and be interested
- Bring your folder to the meeting
- Look after the folder and put agendas and minutes inside
- Listen to the views and opinions of the class and bring them to the meeting.
- Report everyone’s ideas and opinions even if they are not your own
- Bring ideas to the meeting that will make the school a better place to be
- Feedback information to your class – ask your teacher for a time to do this
- Wear your badge so people know that you are the rep
- Collect views of pupils from the playground
- Present some assemblies
- Represent the school at local or national meetings