Fullwood Primary School Council plays a very important part in the school’s decision making.

What is a school council?

A school council is group of pupils who are elected to represent the views of all pupils and to improve their school and the school environment.

What do school councils do?

A school council meets - usually with a teacher present - to discuss and sort out problems, These may include school lunches, behaviour, ideas for fundraising events, updating the website, producing children's newsletters or even curriculum topics.

Members of the school council will be responsible for carrying out the ideas that have been agreed, such as planning events, fundraising, writing newsletter articles, meeting with staff responsible for curriculum areas or meeting with catering staff and making sure the website is up to date.

School council meeting minutes can be found on the appropriate page within Fronter.

Recent Trip

The School Council accompanied by Mr Visvanathan and Ms Thompson have just undertaken another successful and informative trip to City Hall.  Please see below for some diary entries from the children.

Sami's City Hall Trip

John's City Hall Trip

Shivam's City Hall Trip

Adeola's City Hall Trip

Rocsans City Hall Trip

Azkas City Hall Trip

Riyan's City Hall Trip

Destiny's City Hall Trip

Shayan's City Hall Trip