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School Student Council

Our School Council consists of 10 councillors, who have been voted for by their class mates. Miss Singh is the link teacher and she meets regularly with the council. The council is given various jobs throughout the year, such as signing the Anti-Bullying Charter. The Council is also responsible for making sure that all children have a say in the way the school is run.

Some of our councilors are also members of the WEC Pupil Council, which is made up of representatives from all schools in South Reading.

Mayoral Visit

Our school councillors met the Mayor of Reading.

New Christ Church Primary School Equal Opportunities Policy Statement

In our school, we make sure we treat each other fairly by:

1. Not noticing people on the outside but valuing what is in their heart
2. We make sure everyone takes part in every activity
3. The school makes changes according to people’s needs
4. We celebrate everybody’s festivals to show we care and respect all religions
5. We make sure boys and girls take part in everything together
6. Our school is a fair school

If you like, you may download this Policy to read and print out.

Written by the School Council May 2006

New Christ Church Primary School Anti-Bullying Policy

We think that bullying is something where you physically or emotionally hurt someone else again and again.

Having arguments with friends is NOT necessarily bullying.

Some examples of bullying:

• Kicking, punching and fighting
• Peer pressure – ganging up on people
• Stealing
• Name calling
• Spreading rumours
• Teasing people

Bullying can make you feel:

• Unwanted
• Left out
• Distraught
• Lonely and not knowing what to do
• Different and out of place
• Depressed
• Like you don‛t want to come to school

If you think you are being bullied, you should:

• Tell an adult – your mum, dad, family, teachers, Head Teacher
• Express your feeling

If you are being bullied, the school will:

• Talk to you
• Listen to you
• Try to help stop the bullying
• Help you at playtimes
• Tell your parents

We think there isn't much bullying in our school, because we all try to care and trust one another.

If you like, you may download this Policy to read and print out.

Written and agreed by the School Council on 28th April, 2006

School Council News

October 22nd 2009

Last Friday, we held elections for the new School Council. Many children put themselves forward and worked very hard on their campaign speeches; we‟re very impressed with the efforts made!

Congratulations to the following children who have been elected by their peers:

• Marsden and Daisy (Red)
• Evie and James (Orange)
• Alex and Lana (Yellow)
• Charlie G and Rexhep (Green)
• Ashley, Grace and Luis (Blue)
• Stephanie, Travis, Mohammed and Charu (Violet).