This morning, Year 6 Class Representatives were involved in interviewing candidates (virtually) for a teacher position.
The prospective candidates delivered a presentation each on their hero and then the representatives had the opportunity to ask questions about their presentations and other others that they had prepared.
They did a great job and were very professional.
Today, School Council representatives have been helping Miss Whiteley to review School’s Fairtrade Policy. Normally the councillors would have met with the Fairtrade Ambassadors but unfortunately this was not possible this time.
Elections took place this week and representatives successfully elected for each class in Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2.
Representatives for this year are:
Year 1: Joey Jnr, Jacob and Hasir
Year 2: Maryam and Oluwamurewa
Year 3: Eason, Benjamin and Ayesha
Year 4: Niamh, Reuben and Emily
Year 5: Haroon, Romessa, Lawand and Zara
Year 6: Jayden, Hasini, Jack, Helen, Annie and Alex
Congratulations!
This year the election process will be changing slightly as KS2 children will not be submitting a ‘blind’ manifesto for their peers to vote for. Instead any child regardless of if they are in KS1 or KS2 wishing to stand for election will need talk to their class about why they would make a good representative for their class and what changes/improvements they would like to implement in school if they could.