The School Council at St Luke's C of E Primary School consists of a team of extremely active, dedicated and well organised children. The members of the council take their roles very seriously and, as a result of their hard work, have orchestrated and coordinated positive changes within the school.   Children vote for other children in their year group from a range of nominees; they vote for 2 per year group.  The school council is led by a Chair and Vice Chair who are chosen by the elected council members.  We also have a teacher representative who help to facilitate the meetings. The school council helps to provide a voice for all pupils and it aims to meet three times in every half term.

The School Council Vision Statement is as follows:

1. Our school council works together as a team to ensure we can be the best school possible by discussing ideas and making decisions.
2. We aim to make pupils feel comfortable, happy and safe at school
3. We aim to listen to others and discuss comments and suggestions that would make our school an even more wonderful place.
4. We shall work hard to make our world a better place.

 
During the past few years the school council have helped to improve the school environment and grounds, suggested fun activities during school time, raised money for charities and worthwhile causes and also been involved in the interview process for new staff.

October 2024

As a school, we have rebranded our school houses. The school council discussed ideas within all of the year groups and concluded with a vote to decide what the school houses should be renamed. 

November 2024

This year we have written a children's version of our school's anti-bullying policy and explained it to our classes. We produced the following poster which is displayed around our school.

Our school council have introduced a front cover competition for the popular books Dog Man. Children will need to design a front cover for a new Dog Man book. Winners will receive a limited edition mini Dog Man magazine. 

February 2025

To celebrate British Science Week, the school council are holding an art competition. The top three winners in each key stage will be entered into the Explorify Art Competition 2025. 

March 2025

In celebration of the upcoming world book day every student will have the opportunity to have their work published into a class book. This is a fantastic opportunity for all aspiring authors!