At Boundary Primary School we are proud of our School Council as it represents the views and opinions of the most important people in the School, our children. Two children from each class are democratically chosen at the start of each new school year by their classmates to represent the views of the whole class during council meetings. Our children thrive on the trust placed in them and take the responsibility of being a council member very seriously. 

This is an important part of school life which offers a platform for the voice of the children in our school. Hearing and learning about their opinions and views matters a great deal to us as our pupils have a unique insight into the impact of whole school decision making and have a keen eye for the details of the day to day running of the school. The small details which can make a big difference.

Being a school council member is a great opportunity for children to develop both their personal skills and a sense of social awareness, from experiencing how to express points of view constructively to being responsible for others’ welfare, both at school and in the wider world.

During the year, the Council take part in a variety of activities that help to provide information about the well-being of our children, to make important decisions which affect other children in the school and continue to help our school to become an even better place to learn.