School Council
The School Council is made up of 2 elected representatives from each class in the school.
They meet twice each half term with Mrs. Butcher.
The School Council are responsible for making decisions on behalf of the pupils.
They organise and run charity events throughout the school year.
Charity Events
Remembrance Day
As part of our Armistice Day assembly, we were joined by Lance Corporal Richards from the Parachute Regiment for a special Remembrance Assembly. We were then lucky enough to have LCpl Richards spend some time in each class, talking about life as paratrooper and what service in the Armed Forces is like.Ahead of Armistice Day tomorrow, we were joined by Lance Corporal Richards from the Parachute Regiment for a special Remembrance Assembly. We were then lucky enough to have LCpl Richards spend some time in each class, talking about life as paratrooper and what service in the Armed Forces is like.
On Sunday, our Year 6 School Councillors represented the school at the village Remembrance Service at All Saints Church. They joined many of our children (and their families) who were at the service representing the Beavers and Cubs, with both flag bearers being Acton pupils. All of them should be so proud of themselves for the part they played in this important event.
The Great Acton Bake Off
The School Council suggested the idea of the Great Acton Bake Off and Mrs. Butcher made sure it happened.
Each class was given a box of basic ingredients to complete their tasks (EYFS and KS1: Fondant animals; KS2: Bread rolls, cupcakes and inspired by nature biscuits) and a week to create their baked goods.
The range of entries was brilliant ranging from Owl Babies inspired icing owls to wolf head shaped bread rolls.
The judging panel were given a very tough job and scored the entries on presentation, taste and skill level.