Amrit met with Mrs Stott and delivered the Sensory Hub Garden Presentation that she had prepared on behalf of School Council.
The presentation was well received and Mrs Stott made some very positive comments before arranging for Amrit and Tilly (school Council Chair) to meet with her the following Monday to discuss a budget for the project.
This afternoon, School Council met to feedback about Comic Relief fundraising and also to discuss possible ideas for a name for the Sensory Hub.
Do you have any ideas for the name?
If so please let your class rep know and they can bring your idea to the next school council meeting.
Please minutes below:
Today, lots of children and staff wore their hair in crazing ways all to raise money for Comic Relief.
There was also plenty of joke telling going on in classes all attempting to tell the best joke.
Cupcakes were sold that had been made and decorated by a group of children and a prize draw with prizes such as hot chocolate, extra break-time, 30 minutes choosing time and even a movie afternoon for the class from each key stage draw that that raised the most for the draw.
We raised an amazing
£736.39!
Thank you to everyone who made donations and for all your support.
We are hoping to raise lots of money for this wonderful charity.
Children are invited to come to school with silly hair styles and/or wearing red noses (wearing school uniform please) in return for a £1 donation.
In addition there will be joke telling in classes and we will be running a raffle – £1 donation for every name put in the ‘hat’.
To make donations for this worthy cause please visit our just giving page
Due to the Dance Workshops (‘Bringing Books to Life’ as part of World Book Day Celebrations).
Don’t forget talk to your classes about Comic Relief fundraising ideas: silly hair, joke telling and getting ideas for raffle prizes.
Next meeting on Friday 10th March at 2pm.
This afternoon School Council had two presentations; both Sensory Hub linked, with a presentation about proposed ideas for the garden surrounding the Hub, while the other was a design for a sign welcoming children to the Hub.
The reps also discussed some possible ideas for the forthcoming comic Relief Day and how we could potentially raise some money for the charity.
Click on the link to find out more.
The focus at the meeting was the car parking and discussing how as a school we could raise the awareness and importance of car parking safely.
Please see minutes below for more information:
Several members of School Council were outside the school on Lingfield Approach three mornings this week, monitoring car parking. They used tally charts to note down the number of cars that had parked irresponsibly or had pulled immediately in front of the school to drop off. They also marked on a map exactly where this had happened.
The councillors will now collate the data which will then be submitted along with other findings to Leeds City Council.
Drawing created by one of our Reception children following their visit from School Council.
During this afternoon’s meeting, School Council talked about next week’s proposed car parking survey and worked on the Sensory Hub Garden plan.
For more information, see minutes below.
School Council met on Friday afternoon to discuss car parking outside of the school gates, along Lingfield Approach and on Nursery Lane. Fed back from classes about the Sensory garden and begin designing possible garden layouts and finally Miya and Tilly presented their proposal to the Council for discussion.
Please see minutes for more information.
