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August Meeting Minutes

Today (18.08.21) we had our first meeting for the Maths Ambassadors Pupil Voice group. Below are the minutes from our meeting, keep your eyes open for updates as we prepare for Maths Week Scotland.

Attendees:

Leo Campbell, Emelia Sandilands, Caitlin Leiper, Mila Flaherty, Connor Watson, Darcy Queen, Lewis McQuade, Ollie Spence, Jordan Lefeuvre, Max Cassidy, Riley Sandilands, Callum Flaherty, Luke Murphy, Tyler Callaghan, Jackson Cannon, Connor  McLean, Matthew Hunter, Mrs Benson, Miss Pringle and Mrs Bear (minute taker).

Points from previous meeting: N/A

Main discussion points from today:

  1. Welcome to the Maths Group
  2. Maths Week Scotland in our school
  • have a times table competition
  • have a maths quiz
  • make posters to tell everyone about Maths Week
  • design a coin or a £5 note
  1. Have a chess or maths lunch-time club

Focus Article:

Article 12 – We have the right to an opinion.

Action Points:

Maths Week Scotland preparation

Register our school for Maths Week Scotland

 

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Total Communication

We Are The Total Communication Group

Mrs Bovill

The Total Communication group will be working on improving communication across the school. This will be ensuring that we provide the tools so that everyone is able to communicate effectively with one another. We will be working on learning new Makaton signs and encouraging the use of visuals/symbols around the school.

Meet The Communication Pupil Voice Group!

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Enterprise Pupil Group

We are the Enterprise Pupil Group

 

Today we had our first meeting and all our pupils met each other for the first time.

We had lots of great ideas for the upcoming year and we are so excited for the year ahead!

Here are our Enterprise Members!

                                                             

 

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Chatelherault Primary Pupil Groups

In Chatelherault Primary school, all pupils are encouraged to participate actively in school life.

One of the ways children do this is by joining a pupil group. Each pupil group is led by a member of staff and all children join a group at the beginning of each session. Each group meets once a month to discuss their priorities and members are given the chance to feedback to their class. Pupil Groups contribute regularly to school assemblies, by sharing their priorities and involving the wider school in the work they are doing.

On this page, and the Pupil Group pages you will find information about each group, including photos and minutes from their monthly meetings.

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