Eco School Council 2019-20
Our school councillors are from year 2 to year 6, they are chosen through a voting selection by their own class. You can only be a School Councillor once. As a school council we have weekly meetings with our teacher Mrs Wray,to make sure everything is up to date and to see if anything needs to be done. We signed the Pledge for Peace when we signed the Mayor came to visit. Every term we present a power point on British Values so that we are all aware of them. At St Mary's we are a very important part of school life, as it gives all of the children a voice, and a chance for pupil's ideas to be heard. During each term we hold a HEAT Day where we discuss and raids issues around Eco and improve our outdoor environment.
Our Council Members 2019-20
Year 2 : Oliver and Emily
Year 3 : George and Jessica
Year 4: Harry and Lily
Year 5: Ben and Kayla
Year 6 : George, Maiya, Charley and Millie
Playground Pals - Autumn Term 2019
Year 3 :
Violet, Molly, Freddy and Harry
Year 4 :
Dylan, Troy, Madeline and Ava
Year 5 :
Rufus, Dylan, Sophie and Amber
Year 6:
Ewan, Leo, Maebh, Emily, Ilaina, Lily and Sadie
Autumn Term Initiatives 2019 - Climate Change
Learn more below.
Visit from WE Charity - Friday 11th October 2019
Learn more about this fantastic charity by clicking on the picture link and visiting their website.
International World Peace Day - Saturday 21st September 2019
International Peace Day, this is celebrated across the world on the 21st September each year. As it is a Saturday this year, all classes in school will acknowledge the event during worship time on Thursday mornings.
MP's Visit - June 2019
We had a visit from the MP Debbie Abrahams on Monday 24th June and the School Council and children asked the questions.
See our questions below.
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Questions for the MP | [pdf 197KB] |  |
Premier League Primary Stars Plastic Pollution Challenge - Spring 2019
Premier League Primary Stars and Sky have teamed up to help children learn about simple changes everyone can make to a postive impact on the local and global environment and help prevent further ocean plastic pollution this is something our Eco-School Council feel strongly about.
The Sky Ocean Rescue campaign #PassOnPlastic aims to shine a spotlight on the issues affecting ocean health, find innovative solutions to the problem of ocean plastics, and inspire people to make small everyday changes that collectively make a huge difference. A key goal is to reduce single-use plastics. They are setting primary schools a challenge to help tackle ocean plastic pollution at your school or in your local community.
We want to help! In the coming month we will be presenting an assembly about this campaign and our next HEAT Day will be based on this topic.
For more information please click on the picture link.
Learn more about Plastic Pollution
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Plastic Pollution PowerPoint | [ppt 11MB] | |
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Plastics and the Environment PowerPoint | [ppt 14MB] | |
Green Flag Award - January 2018
We have we successfully gained the Green Flag award for the next two years. Thank you to all those involved!
Our Values
Kindness
Trustworthy
Eco
Responsibility
Listening
School Eco-Council Additional Documentation
Please select from our documents below.
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Own and British Values | [pdf 594KB] | |
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British Values Tolerance Presentation | [pdf 768KB] | |
Meeting Agendas 2019-20
Please select from the documents below.
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30th September School Council Agenda 2019 | [pdf 328KB] | |
Minutes from Council Meetings 2019-20
Please select from the documents below.
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30th September School Council Minutes 2019 | [pdf 328KB] | |