School Council

At South Hill Primary School, we respect and value the fundamental British value of democracy and ensure that the views and opinions of our pupils are heard. At the beginning of September, children elect two School Council members from each class. All pupils are invited to stand as School Council representatives and are voted for fairly and democratically by their peers.

This Autumn half term, our focus will be on the British Value of Respect and Tolerance. During our meetings, we will explore and discuss issues raised by the children and share ideas to help improve our school and wider community.

Being part of the School Council gives pupils the opportunity to make positive changes in the life of our school and to have a real say in the decisions that affect them.

School Council Members 2025-2026

Year 1 Yashaswini and Remiya / Meila and James
Year 2 Sonny and Clay / Lily and Marcie
Year 3 Amelie and Joey / Maisey and Oscar
Year 4 Ronnie and Lara / Ziar and Yugandhara
Year 5 Lana and Carter / Taylor and Aru
Year 6 Zeynep and Saviour / Sumaira and CJ

Pupil Voice

Tillie – Year 2.

“I like coming to the meetings and talking about what we can improve”.

Aya – Year 3.

“I like being on the School Council because we make decisions for our school”.

Daisy – Year 3.

“I think the School Council is fun!”

Grace – Year 4.

“I enjoy helping other people”.

Mason – Year 5.

“I liked it when I met Brenda at Mountbatten Lodge and we did an activity together”.

Izzy – Year 6.

“The School Council helps me to make our school a better place for others”.

School Council

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