Our Citizenship Committee groups meet regularly with members of staff to identify areas of school improvement that they could lead.
This year our Rights Committee staff lead is Mrs Derrick.
A school travel plan is a series of practical steps for improving children’s safety on the journey to and from school.
Our Citizenship Committee groups meet regularly with members of staff to identify areas of school improvement that they could lead.
This year our Stem / Digital Leaders Committee staff lead is Mrs Kay.
Our Citizenship Committee groups meet regularly with members of staff to identify areas of school improvement that they could lead.
This year our School Grounds Committee staff lead is Mr Wilkie.
Our Citizenship Committee groups meet regularly with members of staff to identify areas of school improvement that they could lead.
This year our Mini Eco Committee staff lead is Mr Johnston.
Our Citizenship Committee groups meet regularly with members of staff to identify areas of school improvement that they could lead.
This year our Eco Committee staff lead is Mrs Smith.
The committee are working towards our 6th Green Flag Award. They are responsible for sharing news about our school’s Eco-Schools work with the whole school and wider community.
Our Citizenship Committee groups meet regularly with members of staff to identify areas of school improvement that they could lead.
The staff lead for the committee this year is Mrs. Hunter.
The Dream⭐Makers committee aim to plan experiences for our school community, which promote positivity, kindness and a nurturing ethos.
Our Citizenship Committee groups meet regularly with members of staff to identify areas of school improvement that they could lead.
This year our Library Committee staff lead is Mrs Hamill.
Our Citizenship Committee groups meet regularly with members of staff to identify areas of school improvement that they could lead.
This year our Rights Committee staff lead is Mrs McGlynn.
In a Rights Respecting School children’s rights are promoted and realised, adults and children work towards this goal together.
There are four key areas of impact for children at a Rights Respecting school; wellbeing, participation, relationships and self-esteem.
Our staff lead for the Pupil Council this year is Mrs Retson.
The Pupil Council is a group of pupils who were elected by their peers to represent them and their views. They meet regularly to make decisions about how our school is run and enables them to make changes for the better in our school as part of our improvement process.
The Dream⭐Makers committee aim to plan experiences for our school community, which promote positivity, kindness and a nurturing ethos.
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