School Council | Botwell House Catholic Primary School

Key Stage 1 Student Council 2017-2018

Every term, children are voted for by their peers to represent their class in the School Council.

In Key Stage 1, 12 children (2 from each class) meet once a week to discuss matters important to them. School Councillors are an important part of our school and have been responsible for implementing many great initiatives over the years.

Those who are voted for to be part of the School Council are expected to be good role models to their peers by consistently showing our school virtues and following our Mission Statement.

2017-2018 Key Stage One School Council

Stefania & Nivin 1M

Luana & Jayden 1N

Chloe & Erikas 1W

Avneet & Emre 2C

Evie & Preston 2C

Zuzanna & Romeo 2S

Had a lovely meeting with the Key Stage 1 School Council this morning. We discussed healthy eating, healthy lunchboxes, the need for a bigger school hall and ideas for the playground. They also talked about how we should look after each other and our world. The children enjoyed their milk and biscuits and were happy to chat with us. It was a lovely way to start the day.

Key Stage 1 School Council

KS2 Student Council 2017-2018

Every year, children are voted for by their peers to represent their class in the School Council.

In Key Stage 2, 24 children (2 from each class) meet once a week to discuss matters important to them. School Councillors are an important part of our school and have been responsible for implementing many great initiatives over the years.

Those who are voted for to be part of the School Council are expected to be good role models to their peers by consistently showing our school virtues and following our Mission Statement.

2017-2018 Key Stage Two School Council

Daisy & Yacov 3P

Lacey & Kasper 3C

Safal & Zoey 3L

Lara & Haryy 4F

Marushka & Samuel 4K

Adelia & Zach 4G

Emily & Vinnie 5L

Prince & Joyce 5O

Igor & Martha 5F

Amy & Liam 6S

Patrick & Lacie 6B

Rohan & Erin 6AB

Parliament Trip 2018

In January, our KS2 School Council visited The Houses of Parliament to learn more about how laws are made in our country. We were shown around parliament, which included watching a live debate in The House of Commons, and the children participated in a workshop where they made their own laws!

Have a look at our photos below....