Worship Council

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Our Mission

To help our school family grow in faith, share God’s love, and make Collective Worship welcoming, meaningful, and enjoyable for everyone.

 

What We Do

1. Lead Worship

   • Help plan and lead Collective Worship in school.

   • Read or act out Bible verses, lead prayers, or introduce songs.

2. Prepare the Worship Space

   • Set up candles, the cross, music, or the projector.

   • Help choose songs and readings.

3. Share Christian Values

   • Encourage everyone to live out our school’s values each day.

   • Link our values to Bible stories and everyday life.

4. Connect with Church and Community

   • Work with our vicar and church visitors.

   • Take part in church services (Harvest, Christmas, Easter).

   • Help with charity and fundraising linked to worship.

5. Reflect and Improve

   • Listen to feedback from pupils about Collective Worship.

   • Suggest ways to make worship better and more engaging.

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Who We Are Looking For

• A good listener who respects other people’s beliefs.

• A person who lives out our Christian values every day, helping others grow in faith.

 

Remember:
Being on the Worship Council is about serving God and our school family—helping everyone feel welcome, valued, and inspired.​

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School Council

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Our Mission

To be the voice of the pupils, helping to make our school a place where everyone feels happy, safe, and cared for—showing our Christian values in all we do.

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What We Do

1. Listen and Share Ideas

   • Listen to what classmates say about school life.

   • Bring their ideas and suggestions to School Council meetings.

   • Tell your class what was discussed and decided.

2. Make Our School Better

   • Help with projects to improve learning, playtimes, and the school environment.

   • Work on charity and fundraising events.

   • Plan fun activities that bring the school together.

3. Live Out Our Christian Values

   • Show kindness, respect, and fairness to everyone.

   • Think about how our decisions can help others.

4. Support School Events

   • Take part in assemblies, reading or leading prayers.

   • Help with special weeks (e.g., Anti-Bullying, Friendship Week).

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Who We Are Looking For

• A good listener who respects other people’s opinions.

• Someone who is friendly, fair, and reliable.

• A person who will speak confidently for their class.

• Someone who lives out our school’s values every day.

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Remember:
School Council members are here to serve the whole school—not just themselves. Together, we make a difference.

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House Captain & Vice House Captain​

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Our Mission

To be role models, team leaders, and helpers who show our school values every day—through our words, actions, and kindness.

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What We Do

1. Be a Role Model

   • Show respect, kindness, and honesty.

   • Follow our school rules and help others to do the same.

   • Live out our Christian values (e.g. friendship, service, compassion).

2. Lead Our House Team

   • Encourage and cheer on our house in competitions.

   • Help everyone feel proud to be part of our house.

   • Collect and share house points.

3. Help at School Events

   • Assist with sports days, church services, and charity events.

   • Read in assemblies or lead prayers.

   • Welcome visitors to our school.

4. Work as a Team

   • House Captain and Vice work together and share ideas.

   • The Vice steps in if the Captain is away.

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Who We Are Looking For

• Someone who is friendly, fair, and confident.

• A good listener who works well with others.

• A person who will always try their best and help others to do the same.

 

Remember:
Being House Captain or Vice is not just about winning points—it’s about making our school a happy, safe, and caring place for everyone.​

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Reading Ambassadors

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Information coming soon.

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Pupil Voice

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Information coming soon.

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Playground Friends

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Our Mission

To make playtimes happy, safe, and friendly for everyone—showing kindness, fairness, and our Christian values in all we do.

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What We Do

1. Welcome and Include Everyone

   • Look out for children who are on their own - invite them to join a game or find a friend to play with.

   • Help new pupils feel part of our school family.

2. Help Solve Small Problems

   • Listen to both sides if children fall out, encouraging them to find a fair solution.

   • Ask an adult for help if the problem is too big.

3. Lead Games and Activities

   • Teach and organise playground games.

   • Make sure everyone gets a turn and plays fairly, encouraging teamwork.

4. Live Out Our Christian Values

   • Show kindness, patience, and forgiveness - being a peacemaker, following Jesus’ example.

   • Include everyone, no matter who they are.

5. Be a Role Model

   • Use good manners and respectful language.

   • Be responsible and trustworthy.

 

Who We Are Looking For

• A good listener who can stay calm in tricky situations.

• Someone who enjoys helping and including others.

• A person who lives out our school’s Christian values every day.

 

Remember:
Being a Playground Friend means making sure no one is left out.​

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