𝓜𝓮𝓮𝓽 𝓸𝓾𝓻 𝓨𝓮𝓪𝓻 𝓢𝓲𝔁 𝓢𝓬𝓱𝓸𝓸𝓵 𝓒𝓸𝓾𝓷𝓬𝓲𝓵

Hello, my name is Jess. I will make a great Year Six school council representative because I have many ideas to help the school: making sure no one is left out by involving everyone, listening to everyone's ideas and being responsible. One way in which I am responsible is by helping my Reception buddies settling into school and by being a good role model.

Hello, I am Tyler, and I will make a great school council member because I am kind, caring and thoughtful. I will make sure to listen to everyone's ideas and take on board your views. I care about the environment, and I would like to make a green day where we plant flowers and trees and bring back recycling bins in classrooms. 

Hi, I'm Nathaniel. I am kind, caring and helpful to everyone in school and would love the opportunity to be school council in my last year of primary school. I will make sure to represent everyone's views in the school council meetings and ensure I am encouraging and supportive to others. I am very diplomatic, skills which I have learnt from having a large family, which I will apply to my school council role in school. 

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In class, we have discussed the difference between our class rules and class agreement. Together, we have decided on how we can make our learning environment supportive for everyone and what part we can all play so that we can all succeed in our own learning journey and have a fantastic year.

Our class is a fair and happy place where we try our best, love our learning and care for each other.

This week in PSHE, we have been celebrating our strengths by modestly listing all the things that we are good at. 

We then identified areas that we want to improve in by carefully considering our Bible teachings. We discussed whether it is easy or not to say what we are good at and why that is. Together, we considered why we should be more positive about ourselves and what it means to be modest. During the lesson, we reminded ourselves about what the Bible teaches us and how these relate to our school values. In partners, we discussed which of these things we needed to improve on and which of these we wanted to improve on and why that's different. 

My Class

We start the year with a close look at who we are, our strengths and what we have to offer. We thoughtfully investigated what can be learnt from Philippians 4:13 about trust and about recognising the ability we have to overcome challenges which may come. 

Take a look at the photos below to find out who makes up our superb class.

After looking at how democracy works in this country and other countries, we listened to the speeches of children in our class who wanted to represent us as part of our School Council. 

We listened carefully, so that we could vote responsibly. We democratically voted in Neive and Ellis. 

I think that I would make a good school council rep' because I care about my classmates and want to help Berkswich CE be a good place for everyone. If I am voted to be the rep', then I would make sure that I represented the whole class and raise everybody's ideas and problems. Some of my ideas are a buddy bench would be a place where you go if you need a friend. I would raise money to get school equipment by selling cakes or sweets. I think that I am helpful, kind and sensible and that's why I think that I would make a good School Council representative.