School Council Blog
School Council 2025-2026 - 7th October 2025
Our newly elected school councillors met for the first time today. Mr Monckton explained how important our role is in school and how we are the voice of our classes. We all discussed some of the aspects of school life that we wanted to improve. We had some great ideas such as ways to improve playtimes, improvements we can make to our class libraries and also some new clubs that we would like to have on offer.
All the school councillors are now going to gather feedback from each class in preparation for our next meeting.
We will keep you updated with our next steps!
School Council 2024-2025
School council have been very busy. They have been invited to view the new and improved park at Tardy Gate. They met with Kate from Proludic (the people improving the park) alongside real life councillors from South Robbie Borough Council. They conducted 2 site visits to see the improvements, firstly at the beginning stage of the improvements and then two weeks later to see the nearly finished park. It was lovely to see it being improved and we can’t wait to visit it when it is complete!
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School Councillors 2023-2024
One of the first projects School councillors have been working on was arranging for Brockholes to redo the Willow Arches in the outdoor area. We think they will look fantastic!
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Year 5 and 6 School Councillors and Eco Reps have started their Art Project designing the running in boards for Lostock Hall Railway Station. They have focused on three years - 1883, 1934 and 1984. They researched the people from these years and the fashions they wore and also the trains which were running at the time. Here is a glimpse of what they have been up to....
School Councillors have had a fantastic day at Brockholes Nature Reserve. They took part in a variety of different activities including bird watching, making a bird feeder, designing a banner out of natural resources such as mud, berries and charcoal before finally creating an underwater scene using plastic.
Key stage 2 school councillors were involved in a forest lesson in our outdoor classroom. Everyone had a great time making bird boxes, hunting and identifying mini beasts, using binoculars to spot different bird species and making bird feeders to hang on our trees. We felt very blessed because the sunshine came out which made it even more fun!
Keep a look out for our bird boxes and bird feeders in our outdoor classroom!
Welcome to our School Council Blog!
Here you will find out about all the things we have been working on!
If there is anything you would like to suggest then please see your class school Councillor who will share it at the school council meetings.
Up coming events:
-Bird box making, bird feeder making and bird spotting on Tuesday 26th February 2019
Visit to Cop Lane Primary School
Two Year Six school councilors went to Cop Lane Primary School. We looked around the school to see the different activities they provided for lunch times and break times. We also shared our ideas with the school about what we do and what we would like to improve. We got many ideas from other schools like an 'Oasis' (a games room), an outdoor shelter (for when it rains), new signs for around the playground and an outdoor climbing frame. We plan on making some of these changes and discussing them with teachers.