The Green Democrats - representatives are elected each year to form our School Parliament.
2024 - 2025 School Parliament
In November 2024, Parliament organised a cinema evening to raise money for future school activities. Everyone had a great time and enjoyed getting cosy in their pyjamas! An amazing £282 was raised from the event.
On Friday 19th January 2024, the School Parliament organised an Eco-Friendly Fashion Show, where old clothes and materials were transformed into beautiful, new outfits. Working in four house groups, all children at school were involved in designing and creating outfits based on the four seasons. Each house group chose four children to model their fabulous creations in the afternoon.
The School Parliament started the day with an assembly and made sure that all children knew the rules. Two judges were decided upon, who scored the outfits and chose an overall winning house: St Pio. Parents and family members were invited to watch the show for a small fee! Almost £80 was raised from this event and it was a huge and very enjoyable success.
From The Year 6 representatives of the School Parliament.
The Green Democrats organised and ran a fantastic 'non-electricity' morning. They planned outdoor and indoor activities for all classes, which involved no electricity at all. Fun was had by all and it made everyone realise (children and staff) that we do not always need screens and lights to learn and have fun!
The Green Democrats - representatives are elected each year to form our School Parliament.
2024 - 2025 School Parliament
In November 2024, Parliament organised a cinema evening to raise money for future school activities. Everyone had a great time and enjoyed getting cosy in their pyjamas! An amazing £282 was raised from the event.
On Friday 19th January 2024, the School Parliament organised an Eco-Friendly Fashion Show, where old clothes and materials were transformed into beautiful, new outfits. Working in four house groups, all children at school were involved in designing and creating outfits based on the four seasons. Each house group chose four children to model their fabulous creations in the afternoon.
The School Parliament started the day with an assembly and made sure that all children knew the rules. Two judges were decided upon, who scored the outfits and chose an overall winning house: St Pio. Parents and family members were invited to watch the show for a small fee! Almost £80 was raised from this event and it was a huge and very enjoyable success.
From The Year 6 representatives of the School Parliament.
The Green Democrats organised and ran a fantastic 'non-electricity' morning. They planned outdoor and indoor activities for all classes, which involved no electricity at all. Fun was had by all and it made everyone realise (children and staff) that we do not always need screens and lights to learn and have fun!
The Green Democrats - representatives are elected each year to form our School Parliament.
2024 - 2025 School Parliament
In November 2024, Parliament organised a cinema evening to raise money for future school activities. Everyone had a great time and enjoyed getting cosy in their pyjamas! An amazing £282 was raised from the event.
On Friday 19th January 2024, the School Parliament organised an Eco-Friendly Fashion Show, where old clothes and materials were transformed into beautiful, new outfits. Working in four house groups, all children at school were involved in designing and creating outfits based on the four seasons. Each house group chose four children to model their fabulous creations in the afternoon.
The School Parliament started the day with an assembly and made sure that all children knew the rules. Two judges were decided upon, who scored the outfits and chose an overall winning house: St Pio. Parents and family members were invited to watch the show for a small fee! Almost £80 was raised from this event and it was a huge and very enjoyable success.
From The Year 6 representatives of the School Parliament.
The Green Democrats organised and ran a fantastic 'non-electricity' morning. They planned outdoor and indoor activities for all classes, which involved no electricity at all. Fun was had by all and it made everyone realise (children and staff) that we do not always need screens and lights to learn and have fun!