Pupil Leadership

 

Pupil leadership is an important part of our school ethos, providing our pupils with meaningful opportunities to contribute to decisions that affect their learning and the wider school community. Through roles such as Rights Respecting School members, safeguarding ambassadors, school games makers, Trust Ambassadors, Head of Houses, sports leaders, or peer mentors, pupils develop key skills including teamwork, communication, problem-solving, and decision-making. These roles encourage children to take initiative, represent the views of their peers, and lead projects that make a real difference in school life. By fostering responsibility, confidence, and a sense of pride, pupil leadership helps create a supportive and inclusive school culture where every child feels empowered to make a positive impact.

Annual Pupil Leadership Conference 

The purpose of the conference is to give our pupils the opportunity to meet leaders from across our community and raise their aspirations as a leader throughout their school career and beyond. Previous visitors have included some of our local secondary school headteachers. 

 

Below are links to our pupil leadership groups: 

Digital Leaders

• Heads of Houses
• Rights Respecting Rangers
• Safeguarding Ambassadors
• School Games Makers
• Sports Leads
• Trust Ambassadors