Be Bright Be Seen 

This morning, our local PCSOs came to talk to our Year 5 and Year 6 children about 'Be Safe, Be Seen'. The children learnt all about the importance of how to keep themselves safe now that the nights are getting darker earlier. ⭐️🌒 

Here our some of our MP's with our local PCSOs. 

Elections September 2021 ...

 Once again the children from classes to 15 went to our very own Ightenhill polling station. The children had their official polling cards and ballot papers so that they could cast their vote. 

All the children have enjoyed finding out about the UK voting system and were keen to cast their votes. 

Pupil Parliament

MP’s

2021-2022

Class 7         Jacob               Daniella

Class 8         Eran                Evie   

Class 9         Shea                Kadie

Class 10        Jack                Ruby

Class 11         Cassian             Emily

Class 12        Oscar               Ruby

Class 14        Reece               Lexi

Class 15        Jack                Maisie

The votes are in ...

School Council

2018-2019

Class 5      Hollie         Kobe

Class 6      Emily         Oscar   

Class 7      Ella Mae      Noah

Class 8      Maisie        Taylor

Class 9      Millie         Daniel   

Class 10     Courtney      William

Class 11      Ella          Luke

Class 12     Saskia        Isaac

Class 14     Dina          Ollie

Class 15     Olivia         Owen

Chair

Olivia

Secretary

Dina and Owen

Elections 2018-2019

Once again the children from classes 5 to 15 went to our very own Ightenhill polling station. The children had their official polling cards and ballot papers so that they could cast their vote. 

All the children have enjoyed finding out about the UK voting system and were keen to cast their votes. 

Our Harvest Collection

Thank you to everyone who brought in a donation for the Harvest collection this year! 

Fundraising

School Council have a busy half term ahead. 

Friday 6th October  - Red, White and Blue Day

Red, White & Blue Day is a national fundraising campaign that raises money in support of ABF The Soldiers’ Charity, the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund, and The Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity. For 2017 the day will be celebrating women in the forces, commemorating the 100th birthday of the Women's Royal Naval Service (WRNS) and exploring all the roles women have taken up when serving their country. 
In order to raise money for such a worth while cause the children are encouraged to dress in red, white and blue and if possible donate a pound. During the day all classes will participate in a range of activities to mark the importance of the day. 

Wednesday 11th October - Harvest Festival 

School Council are encouraging everyone to bring in a donation for our harvest festival assembly. At the end of the assembly all the donated items will be presented to Burnley Food Bank. 

Friday 17th October - Children in Need 

School Council have now arranged a school wide vote to find out what our fancy dress theme will be this year. The council felt that following our work on British Values and democracy, a school wide vote would be appropriate. The results of this vote will be announced shortly. 

The votes are in!

Class 5      Jake           Ella Mae 

Class 6      Kaiyd          Rowan 

Class 7      Jack           Maddie 

Class 8      Rhys          Isabelle 

Class 9      Callum        Tilly    

Class 10     Anthony       Isabel 

Class 11      Owen         Lamissah 

Class 12     Dominykas     Lilly 

Class 14     Jayden        Liberty 

Pupil Parliament Representative

Aiden 

Chair

Dominykas 

Secretary

Lamissah 

Elections 2017-2018

Over the first weeks back at school the children, who wished to put themselves forward for the School Council Representative role, have worked hard to gain support by giving presentations and making posters in class. They have advertised themselves and gained support from their classes. 

Following this hard work, the children from classes 5 to 14 went to our very own Ightenhill polling station. The children had their official polling cards and ballot papers so that they could cast their vote. 

All the children have enjoyed finding out about the UK voting system and were keen to cast their votes. 

The children are now waiting in suspense to find out the results of the vote.