Feedback ‘YSWD’ – Branwen

School CouncilCyngor yr Ysgol

Spring - Term 3

School Council Meeting

2013 – 2014

Meeting 3

Tuesday 11th February

Student Leadership Group

Liam KellyHead Boy

Shaunagh ColdrickHead Girl

Jack VaughanDeputy Head

Boy

Megan GristDeputy Head

Girl

Darian ClarkSenior Captain

(Pastoral)

Megan CouchSenior Captain(Curriculum)

School Council – Branwen

Nikki Deneen

Year 9

Rhiannon Eaves

Year 10

Tom Dixon

Jordan Johnson

Year 11

Stephanie Grant

Branwen

Uniform (Shorts)

More fundraising events

Frozen yoghurt machine in the food court

1. Uniform

Branwen would like the uniform to be reinforced every day so that everyone gets treated equally. 

Mrs Keane said that every day she asks students to remove coats and scarves and that these have to be removed to follow the uniform policy and for easy identification.

2. Fundraising

Branwen would like more fundraising events as they don't feel like there are enough.

Mrs Keane said that all fundraising is organised from within the school council and through extra-curricular club on Tuesdays.

3. Frozen Yoghurt

Branwen suggested putting a frozen yogurt machine in the canteen.

Mrs Keane said she would follow up on this idea.

AOB

Feedback on the Uniform Key Stage 3 would like a new polo shirt but Key Stage 4 would like a shirt and tie. Mrs Keane would like a subgroup of the School Council to meet and talk about the new uniform and bring forward any suggested items; what would the code be? Mrs Keane would like to meet with this group, Miss Allman and the Governors to discuss all suggestions made.  SVLG Web Page The Year 7 School Council representatives have created the Student Voice web page during their time in the extracurricular club on Tuesday after school. This web page has all the details about School Council meetings and has extra pages that will show information about fundraising and upcoming events. This web page can be found on the school website.

DIOLCH BRANWEN!

This year represent your house, use your voice and remember …

‘make your words speak louder’.