These roles are awarded to children in Year 6 and are focused on supporting the Head Boy and Girl in their duties, contributing assistance and leadership of the rest of the Prefects.  In the absence of the Head Boy or Girl they are expected to ‘step up’ into these roles and provide support to the school as a whole.

Our Prefects are selected from Year 6 following an application process and act as role models for the school as positive and enthusiatic members of our community.  They encourage and motivate fellow students, observe the school rules at all times and are punctual  in carrying out their duties.  Duties include supporting the organisation of the school, providing assistance at school events, welcoming visitors to the school and supporting others.

The Really Useful Generation Students’ Group (RUGS)  is the name for our MAT Student Council.    Its membership is (usually) a boy and a girl from each of the academies within the Trust elected by their own student communities.  Their term of office is a maximum of 2 years.  Members of the RUGS are also ambassadors for the Trust.  The Group meets at least once every term and is chaired by the CEO.

Our School Council is made up of representatives from each class.  Children are chosen by their classmates to sit on our School Council to ensure that we hear the views of children from throughout the school.  They contribute to decision making (for example selecting the school lunch menu); organise fund raising for charity (for example Children in Need Day) and whole school events such as World Book Day.

Our school is fortunate to have a diverse community, welcoming children into school with many different first languages (currently 28 and counting).  Our Language Ambassadors are appointed from across the school and act as amabassadors for their language.  They have a responsibility for supporting others with a shared first language (both academically and pastorally), work to raise the profile of their language and organise social events to enable children to continue to develop their first language alongside English.

Sports Captains are selected both for their sporting skills and their ability to act as role models for sporting behaviour.  They captain school teams and support the PE Leader in arranging tournaments and clubs.

Our Sports Leaders are role models for the school community, offering encouragement and demonstrating skills of teamwork and sportsmanship.  As well as representing the school, they also coordinate in school activities such as playground games and lunchtime clubs.

Our Librarians are essential to the successful running of our school library.  They support children in selecting books, ensure that the library is well cared for and take on many of the tasks necessary to ensure everyone can access the library easily.

Our Monitors provide support to the School Office, ensuring the efficient running of the school through distributing registers, letters and equipment.