Pupil Leadership Team

The Pupil Leadership Team are a dedicated group of children who have various roles and responsibilities in school. They work with teachers, staff and the outside community to develop the wellbeing of all those in school and look for ways to enrich the children’s learning experiences even further.

Through the Pupil Voice, children are given the opportunity to debate, develop their articulacy and their speaking and listening skills. They are also given the opportunity to have a ‘voice’ and to develop their confidence and self-esteem.

Through working with the Pupil Voice body, children gain first hand insight into how democracy works; they also develop other key skills linked to our school values and fundamental ‘British values’.

All children in Years 2 to 6 are given the opportunity to be part of the Pupil Voice in the following roles:

Head Boy and Girl

Selected by the Senior leadership Team at the beginning of the academic year, the Year 6 Head Boy and Girl are key ambassadors for our school. They are role models for every child in the school and lead by example.  They often conduct tours with visitors to the school and work with senior leaders, governors and staff to implement ideas and feedback to other members of Pupil Voice.

House Captains

Children in Year 6 are House Captains for our five Houses – St Bernadette, St Anne, St Elisabeth, St Joseph and St John. At the beginning of each academic year, children that wish to be elected must deliver a speech to their Houses explaining why they would make a good House Captain. They are then nominated by the children that they represent through a democratic vote. The House Captains are responsible for House displays, organizing playground equipment and collecting House points weekly. They work with other members of Pupil Voice and are available to all children in their respective Houses for support and advice.

School Council

Two elected children represent each class from Year 2 to Year 6 and meet regularly with a designated member of staff to discuss areas of school life which the children feel could be improved. Areas they have influenced include anti-bullying promotions, improvements for the playground, dining room behaviour and the school catering. They are also regularly involved in fund-raising. The School Council also meets with governors and prospective parents to share their views and ideas about school development.

Pupil Chaplaincy Team 

Our Pupil Chaplaincy Team are an active part of the school's prayer and liturgical life 

Caritas Ambassadors