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School Council
Our School Council represents the views of all our pupils. It gives children the opportunity to make their voices heard and feel part of the whole school community.
Meet our 2023-2024 School Council Representatives:
Our School Council Representatives have been duly elected by their class to represent the views of their peers to make our school a better place.
The School Council's aims are:
- to make the school a better place
- to keep the school clean
- to improve the school
- to help our community
Our Council is made up of 2 representatives from Years 3, 4, 5 & 6, usually chosen by their peers and class teacher. The Council meets regularly during term time to work on particular projects.
This year, we have chosen Book Aid International as our charity.
In the words of Book Aid...
"We see the power of books every day.
It’s a new library opening in a school that’s never had one. It’s a midwife using the latest medical textbook to save a baby’s life. It’s a family escaping into a story after being forced to flee their home.
It’s a path to a more equal future.
A single book can transform dozens of lives – offering joy, inspiration and hope. It can be taken anywhere, without Wi-Fi or a charger. Wherever you are in the world, a book can fire you up to work for a better tomorrow.
Books give people power – so we work every day to create a world where everyone has access to books."
Book Aid works with 185 partners around the world – from national library services to community groups that run mobile libraries for refugees. They say which books will help people build a more equal future, and they do everything in our power to provide the books they need.
For more information, please visit their website: Book Aid International | Sharing the power of books.
Summer Fete
Thank you to Mila, Libby and Brandon who helped at the summer fete stall to raise money for the Art Studio. We raised £35!
Break the Rules Day
The School Council held a 'Break the Rules Day' to raise money for Book Aid International and our new Art Studio. The day raised £632.70! We were able to donate £316.35 to Book Aid International and the same to the Studio fund. Thank you so much to all our amazing children for taking part, and to parents for time, effort and donations!
Non-Uniform Day
The School Council held a non-uniform day to raise money for Book Aid. With your help and support, we were able to donate £264.85! Thank you so much for your donations!
The School Council have written Christmas messages to the staff at Trinity Manor care Home in Sherborne. We wish all staff and residents a very merry Christmas and happy New Year!