School Election Results 2026-2027

At our school, Election Day provides pupils with a valuable opportunity to experience one of the key British Values: Democracy. Pupils take part in a real voting process, learning how individuals can have a voice and influence decisions that affect their community. Through campaigning, voting and respecting the choices of others, children develop an understanding of fairness, responsibility and active citizenship. Election Day helps our pupils appreciate the importance of democracy and the role they can play in shaping the world around them. Our school governors count the vote and results are announced in worship.

  

                               

School Council

Our School Council gives pupils a valued voice in shaping school life. Representatives from across the school meet regularly to share ideas, discuss issues that matter to their peers and help make positive changes within our community. Through teamwork, leadership and collaboration, School Council members develop important life skills while promoting the views and wellbeing of all pupils, helping to make our school an even better place to learn and grow.

Mia, Nara, Noah, Erica, Sienna, Ryan, Willow, Dinuji, Eleri, Henry, Alfie, Illyria

Faith Council

Our Faith Council provides opportunities for pupils to explore and celebrate faith, values and spirituality within our diverse school community. Members work together to promote understanding, respect and reflection, helping to lead events, assemblies and charitable initiatives throughout the year. Through discussion and collaboration, the Faith Council encourages pupils to develop empathy, compassion and an appreciation of different beliefs, supporting our school's inclusive and caring ethos.

Arla, Beth, Josh, Gwyneth, Oliver, Frankie, Olivia, Hope, Charlie, Rohey, Dolly, Oscar

Eco Council

Our Eco Council empowers pupils to take an active role in caring for the environment and promoting sustainability across the school. Members work together to identify ways to reduce waste, save energy and enhance our school grounds, while encouraging others to make environmentally responsible choices. Through campaigns, projects and community initiatives, the Eco Council helps develop responsible citizens who are passionate about protecting our planet for future generations.

Mass, Sara, Arthur, Theo, Adam, Esme, Ella, Kylan, Neitas, Ella, Dinoj, Scarlet

Young Reporters

Our Young Reporters play a key role in capturing and sharing the exciting events, achievements and experiences that take place across our school. Through writing articles, conducting interviews, taking photographs and creating content, they help keep our school community informed and connected. As Young Reporters, pupils develop valuable communication, teamwork and journalism skills while celebrating the many successes and opportunities that make our school a vibrant place to learn.

Charlotte, Pearl, Sophie, Amelia, Annabelle, Meto, Nadine, Darcy

Junior Road Safety Officers (JRSO)

Our Junior Road Safety Officers (JRSOs) play an important role in promoting road safety across the school community. Working alongside staff and local road safety teams, they help to raise awareness of safe and responsible behaviour when travelling to and from school. Through assemblies, campaigns and special events, JRSOs encourage pupils and families to think carefully about road safety, helping everyone to make safer choices and stay safe on their journeys.

Bella, Rohan, Poppy

Equality and Rights Advocates (EARA)

Our Equality and Rights Advocates (EARA) group is made up of passionate pupils who help promote equality, diversity and inclusion across our school. The group explores themes linked to the nine protected characteristics of the Equality Act 2010, considering how prejudice and discrimination can impact individuals and communities. Working together, EARA members identify key issues, share ideas and take action to raise awareness, celebrate differences and ensure that everyone feels valued, respected and included within our school community.

Scarlett, Leighlah, Kate, Nadia, Mickolaj, Hannah, Kharis, Mirabel

Digital Leaders

 Our Digital Leaders are enthusiastic pupils who help others use technology safely, confidently and responsibly. They support their classmates with digital learning, promote online safety and share helpful tips about using technology in a positive way. Through their leadership, they help everyone make the most of technology while staying safe online. Digital Leaders are great role models who help prepare our school community for life in an increasingly digital world.

Thomas, Ethan, Thomas, Amelia-Rose

Sports Council

Our Sports Council is made up of pupils who are passionate about keeping active and helping others enjoy sport. They share ideas, listen to their classmates' views and help organise exciting sporting events and challenges throughout the year. Sports Council members encourage everyone to get involved, try new activities and have fun while staying healthy. By being role models, they help make sport and physical activity an enjoyable part of school life for everyone.

Elrich, Yuchen, Lydia, Anna May

Librarians

Our Librarians are pupils who love books and enjoy helping others discover the joy of reading. They help look after the library, recommend their favourite stories and support younger children in choosing exciting new books. Librarians are great reading role models and help create a welcoming space where everyone can enjoy getting lost in a good book!

Alisha, Alfie

House Captains

Danebury- Billy, Matthew

Saxon- Kayla, Rory

Viking- Bonnie, Georgia

Romans- Eira, Alfie