WELCOME TO OUR SCHOOL COUNCIL
At St Mark’s, our school council consists of two democratically elected representatives from each class in Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2. Their role is to attend school council meetings twice each half term, with a view to contributing to our school’s happy learning environment in which children and staff can
‘illuminate rather than merely shine’
Within the school council, we have the following key roles given to the children:
Chairperson | Runs the meeting, following the agenda and ensuring that all representatives have an opportunity to contribute their ideas and opinions. |
Vice Chairperson | Assists the Chairperson and maintains order. |
Secretary | Takes the register of attendees and makes notes of important notes raised. |
Class Representatives | Listen to their peers in class and feedback ideas to the School Council. |
School Council have been food critics for the new Nourish Menus!
School Council were invited to taste the new menus for Nourish, our school lunch provider. We tasted a rage of dishes and gave feedback. This will impact on the menus in the Summer Term so look out for them.
We really enjoyed it!
Love
Kindness
Forgiveness
Thankfulness
Patience
Compassion
Wisdom
Humility
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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