At Christ the King, we are proud to have pupil representatives from each class who take part in regular School Council meetings. Our School Council enables pupils to have a voice and to make decisions about the school that affect them.
Through class council all pupils have the opportunity to raise issues, share ideas and take part in discussions that involve all their classmates in reaching a democratic solution. Wider issues that arise at class council may be discussed further at the full School Council, ensuring as many pupil voices as possible are heard. Pupils at Christ the King know that this is their school and that their thoughts and ideas matter.
Class council representatives are nominated and then voted by their classmates in September. The two successful candidates will represent their class in the School Council.
During our Harvest Appeal, our families were extremely generous in donating essential household items. Our School Council members did an amazing job of sorting them into bags so that we could deliver them to the local food bank in Burnley.
All of our school council members visited the local food bank and handed over our generous gifts.
Our school council members did a great job of encouraging parents to park safely while dropping their children off at school! Thank you to those parents who are parking responsibly in a morning and after school!