Welcome to Weston Green School Parliament!
School Council Representative
At Weston Green School, we believe in empowering our children by giving them a voice. Our School Parliament is a vibrant and dynamic group of elected representatives from Reception through to Year 6. These representatives, include our School Council Representatives, Eco Representative, House Captains, and Deputy House Captains, who meet regularly to discuss the future of our school community with kindness, ambition, and curiosity at its heart. Through School Parliament, children not only share their thoughts but also actively contribute to making their school an even better place to learn, grow, and develop their character. Recently our School Council has:
- Interviewed the CEO, Mark Malley
- Met with local MP, Monica Harding
- Led school wide voting to decide new initiatives for next school year
House Captains & Deputies
Our House Captains (Year 6) and Deputy House Captains (Year 4) represent the four school houses and they bring unique perspectives and collaborate on projects that benefit the entire school. They
- Lead house activities and initiatives, such as House Lunches, House Quizzes, and the Whole School Christmas Card Activity.
- Organise and oversee house competitions.
- Collect weekly house points and present them in assembly.
Eco Representatives
The Eco Representative, a Year 6 child elected by their year group, also contributes to the Parliament by leading sustainability initiatives and representing the school’s commitment to protecting the environment.
- Energy Efficiency: The Eco Council monitors and improves the school’s energy usage, encouraging energy-saving practices.
At Weston Green, kindness, ambition, and curiosity guide everything we do, helping our children grow into thoughtful and resilient individuals. Our School Parliament nurtures these qualities, encouraging children to take initiative, lead with compassion, and embrace opportunities to make a difference. During our house meetings, they organise fun interactive school wide activities such as house lunch, house competitions, sports, creative activities and more. Joining the School Parliament is a fantastic opportunity for any child to develop their character, share their voice, and contribute meaningfully to their school and beyond.
