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School Council
Our School Council is made up from members elected by each year group. The School Council meets once a month to share their thoughts and suggest new ideas for our school.
Children can give their suggestions and concerns to their class representatives who will present them at the next meeting.
We want our School Council to give children opportunities to:
- Be involved in making decisions to improve school life for everyone.
- Work more closely with staff in developing a caring school community.
- Be able to voice the opinions of people in our class.
In the last twelve months our School Council have:
- Planned an assembly and then organised the BIG Pedal initiative to get children cycling/scooting to school in March. Long Meadow School was placed in the top 400 schools nationally.
- In November 2018 the children organised a Bring & Buy Sale for Children in Need. The children helped to sort the donations into categories then manned the stalls where we we raised a huge £270!
- This year we are going to take part in the Joe Wicks challenge on Friday 15th November for BBC Children in Need. Keep an eye on Twitter for updates.
Congratulations to the new Long Meadow School Council for the academic year 2019-2020.
Please click here to see School Council 2019