Hindlip CE First School
Love and respect ourselves, others and God's world
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           Ofsted rated 'Outstanding' in all areas - June 2024

School Council

School Council meet throughout the year to discuss ways to improve our school. Please take a look at our School Council noticeboard in the cloakroom to see the amazing things that we have done this year! Mrs Mirza leads school council and they meet every half-term to discuss how pupils and adults can work together to improve our school.

Here are some of the projects around school which the School Council initiated:

  • A 'mud play area' in the garden
  • A wooden stage to perform routines and plays on
  • More bikes in Reception and KS1
  • More iPads and laptops in KS2
  • More outdoor bins to prevent litter

This term the House Captains have decided to increase the amount of recycling each class does. They have bought new bins using their budget and now all of the milk cartoons and milk tops are recycled. They have also been running a comptiton to design the new logo for Little Deer afterschool care. 

They loved meeting with Andrew Clarke, our Chair of Governors, and Avinash Parmar our Deputy Chair who talked to them about their job as school governros and to help them plan their next objectives.

Our current councilors are:

  • Elijah
  • Toby
  • Rosie
  • Robbie
  • Renelle
  • Matilda
  • Nicole
  • Daisy

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 Youth Councillors Visit Wychavon Council Chambers

Our Youth Councillors had an incredible opportunity to step into the world of local government during their visit to Wychavon Council Chambers. Throughout the day, they engaged in a series of activities that tested their decision-making and leadership skills.

They tackled budgeting challenges, making difficult choices about how to allocate funds, and presented a petition to the council advocating for a much-needed Droitwich Youth Club. The day also included a lively Q&A session with councillors, where they discussed key issues affecting young people in our community. To round off the experience, they took part in a mini-election managed by official council election staff, giving them hands-on insight into the democratic process.

The thoughts and ideas shared by our Youth Councillors will be taken forward to the next full council meeting and will help shape future council priorities. A huge thank you to Cllr Richard Morris, Cllr Rob Adams, Cllr George Duffy, and Cllr Nicola Morris for their time and support in making this a valuable and inspiring experience for our young leaders.

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