Pupil Voice Groups
All of our children are involved in Pupil Voice Groups.
They meet to discuss, share their opinions and have their input into a range of school matters.
2023 – 2024
They discussed how they leasrn to keep themselves safe.
- How are things organised in school to keep everyone safe?
- What do you learn about in school to keep yourself safe?
- If you were worried about something / someone or felt unsfae what would you do?
- What are the important things for children to remember about staying safe online?
Pupil Voice Groups Keeping Safe Sway
2022 – 2023
They discussed their experiences of the school’s Curriculum.
- What they have found most memorable.
- How they have been challenged.
- How they are empowered by choices.
- How they develop the Values and Learning Powers through the curriculum.
Pupil Voice Groups Curriculum Sway
They discussed what having a ‘Growth Mindset’ means to them, shared examples of when a ‘Growth Mindset’ is shown in school and what key advice they would give to others.
You can view and listen to their ideas with these links:
They also discussed their views and experiences on what makes teaching, learning and lessons inspirational.
Pupil Voice Groups Inspirational Teaching and Learning
2021 – 2022
They discussed ideas about developing the school grounds: as they were able to now see them in real life.
Ideas that were generated to become actions included:
- Planting the start of a Forest School
- Starting an allotment / vegetable garden
- Building a Minibeast hotel
- Gardening and litter picking clubs
They also spent time reviewing our
Playground Pact.
They discussed what worked well and what they enjoyed about playtimes and lunchtimes, and then what didn’t work well.
2020 – 2021
They discussed ideas about: how we could use the variety of spaces inside our new school and how we could start to develop the new school grounds.
They also spent time reviewing our
Learning Powers and discussed new ideas to relaunch them.
2019 – 2020
They reviewed our Cornerstone Rules. These rules are linked to our school Values, and help the children think about how to show Love, Forgiveness and Hope. They generated many interesting and inspiring suggestions.
Pupil Voice Groups School Rules
They spent time discussing, what makes an Inspirational Learner?
They reviewed our school’s Learning Powers and our Growth Mindset approach.
They then reviewed their ideas in our Teaching for Learning policy and came up with a Top Ten list.
Inspirational Learners
They also discussed what makes leaders inspirational, and considered how we can all be leaders that inspire others.
- Who are leaders?
- How do they lead?
- How do they set a good role model?
- What makes them inspirational?
Inspirational Leaders
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8.45 am – 3.15 pm
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Bluebell Way, Whiteley.
PO15 7QE
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hants.sch.uk
Phone
01489 660 750