Milford School Council!
“Being on the School Council is a serious job.
School council members can be some of the most important people in our
school, and can help make it a nicer place to be for pupils, teachers
and other staff. ”
Here are our school council members they are made up of two children
from each of the Key Stage 2 classes and for the first time we have
two representatives for the children in Key Stage 1.
These children have been chosen by their classmates because
they believe they have the skills needed to listen to their
classes views and concerns and are good communicators and
will get things sorted for them.

School Council
Why do we need School Councils?
For many years, all the decisions about children were made by adults.
This was thought to be best because adults are older and have
experience, training and qualifications.
But adults didn’t always make the right decisions, sometimes because
they hadn’t talked with the children about the issue.
All the countries of the world got together and agreed that
children must be given rights. Plus, sometimes their ideas
are actually better than adults! So the government decided
that adults must listen to children before making a decision about them.
School Councillors are elected by the pupils in their class to:
- Go to School Council meetings and take part in discussions.
- Let the class know what was discussed at meetings.
- Take the views of classmates to the School Council.
- Be involved in projects that the School Council runs.
School Council is now run by Miss Evans and will meet on Thursday lunchtimes.
Here are our School Council Representatives:
Key Stage 1: Hollie and Corey
Class 6: Rhys and Nadine
Class 7: Holly and Brodi
Class 8: Chloe and Liam
Class 9: Aiden and Jessica
Class 10: Ellie and Patrick
Class 11: Pia and Morgan