I am pleased to announce our children as leaders at Countess Way.
We will be updating this list as we recruit more leaders in our school.
Playground Leaders:
Alex (year 1)
Salmo (year 3)
Lead Learners:
Michael (year 4)
School Councillors:
Stephanie (year 4)
Anantajit (year 4)
Sachiel (year 4)
Restorative Practice:
Lolah (year 4)
Em-Jaye (year 3)
Ben (year 3)
Anti-Bullying Ambassadors:
Kayne
I would like to say a huge thank you and well done to everyone who wrote a letter of application and attended interviews for leadership roles. Every candidate has been successful and we have been able to create amazing teams of leaders. The follow children are our leaders for the year:
Playground Leaders –
Mathys (Year 2)
Samuel C (Year 2)
Julius (Year 2)
Kenzo (Year 3)
Anti-bullying ambassadors –
Reece (Year 3)
Solomon (Year 4)
Dijon (Year 1)
Valisha (Year 6)
Manahil (Year 6)
Maheen (Year 6)
Ethan P (Year 2)
Joshua (Year 5)
Emily (Year 6)
School Council –
Ashlay (Year 5)
Thara (Year 4)
Inshirah (Year 5)
Amelia (Year 5)
Cenyujia (Year 6)
Muhammad (Year 5)
Oli (Year 5)
Anaiya (Year 5)
Oliver F (Year 4)
Tom (Year 6)
Olivia (Year 6)
Lachel (Year 6)
Tiya (Year 5)
Ali-Hasan (Year 4)
Hope (Year 3)
Corridor Monitors –
Ayomide (Year 3)
Vihaan (Year 4)
Loveleen (Year 4)
Rania (Year 1)
Yash (Year 4)
Martha (Year 3)
Jack (Year 6)
Fatuma (Year 5)
Lachel (Year 6)
Restorative Justice Leaders –
Terell (Year 5)
Rameen (Year 5)
Alex (Year 5)
Katie (Year 5)
Ameera (Year 5)
Destiny (Year 4)
Martyna (Year 2)
Zahraa (Year 2)
Imogen (Year 4)
Lily (Year 4)
Natalia (Year 5)
Aaliyah (Year 6)
Maryam (Year 3)
Lead Learners –
Sarah (Year 6)
Alyssa (Year 4)
Kshitij Dubey (Year 2)
Aleksandra (Year 3)
Elizabeth (Year 3)
This week is National Anti-Bullying Week. We took 8 children from years 3-6 to London to train to become Anti-Bullying Ambassadors for our school.
It was an amazing opportunity to go to the Emirates Arsenal Football Stadium that held the conference in a huge room. The children had opportunities to rap with Bars and Melody from Britain’s Got Talent 2014 and dance with Twist and Pulse from Britain’s Got Talent 2010.
We were so excited to get autographs and photographs!
The teachers got training from Facebook about e-safety and we learnt lots of different tips about how to prevent bullying in our school.
Have a look at our photos below;
Our dance with Twist and Pulse at the National Anti-Bullying Week Conference:
Our rap with Bars and Melody:
Our Anti-Bullying Rap
Anti-Bullying is the reason we are all here,
It shouldn’t be a week but all year.
From London to Essex to Cambridge
Let’s make this campaign famous
Coz’ bullying brings so much pain,
These feelings are making me insane.
Deep down we are all the same
Don’t want to be part of your bullying game!
Open, grow and believe
This is the learning that we weave
We open our hearts and we open our minds
We are people of different kinds.
When you’re in strain,
We can help you with your pain.
Come and…
Join us
Sing with us
Dance with us
Grow with us
Learn with us
Talk to us
Achieve with us
Together we are…
The best by far…
Brooklands Farm!
By Brooklands Anti-Bullying Ambassadors
On Monday the Lead Learners met for their first training session.
We looked at the observation format that they are going to use when observing in the classrooms.
We practised observing using a video that has clips of wellbeing and learning zones . We discussed the scores we would give the children and our reason behind our decisions.
The Lead Learners have got a jam packed timetable over the next few weeks and they will be popping in and out of all of the classrooms in school on the look out for high wellbeing and learning zones!
Watch out for them!
School councillors this year are:
Ayaan Umer
Inshirah Khodair
Emily Hirst
Maheen Rizvi
Valisha Sharma
The core purpose of our school council is to ensure all members of our school are listened to. We believe in finding solutions and striving to make our school the best it can be.
We meet every Thursday and discuss our improvement and solutions board and decide what action we are going to take. We also conduct various questionnaires so that we can gather a wide scope of pupil voice.
If you feel there is an improvement to be made please use the board or speak to a school council member.
If you feel you are a good listener, good at finding solutions and are confident to talk about others’ ideas and would like to be on the school council please get in contact with Miss Kikta.
