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Elston Voice

Our Elston Voice is represented by our Ambassadors across school. This includes our Head Boy and Head Girl, School Council, Reading Ambassadors, STEM Ambassadors, Behaviour Ambassadors, Housepoint Captains, Wellbeing Ambassadors, Eco Ambassadors and Junior Safety Ambassadors.

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Pupils appreciate having a voice in school. Staff listen to their ideas and give them responsibilities that help them to develop character and leadership qualities.  OFSTED 2025

In school, pupils carry out lots of different leadership jobs. In these roles they help to sort out problems,make suggestions about school improvement and help the school day to run smoothly. Pupils take these roles seriously and provide excellent role models to their peers. Pupils learn what it means to take responsibility and uphold British values. They are proud to do so.  OFSTED 2025

                            Meet our Head Girl and Head Boy 

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The roles of Head Girl and Head Boy are positions of great responsibility and pride. The children have been chosen because they show our school values in everything they do and are fantastic role models.

                            Meet our House Captains 

Our House Captains play an important leadership role within the school. Each House has a House Captain who help bring their House together as a team. Being a House Captain is a special responsibility. It gives children the chance to practise leadership, teamwork, and communication, while helping to make our school a happy and supportive place for everyone.

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Meet our School Councillors

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Elston Hall School Council is a group of pupils that represent the voice of all pupils.

 

They listen to suggestions and ideas that are of importance to their peers and the good of the school. We have an active School Council which comprises of representatives from Year 1 to Year 6. They are elected annually by their classmates.

 

School councillors work together within their team and form links with their class, year group, staff, whole school and community to enhance, make changes or support fundraising events. Their suggestions make a positive contribution to the school's continual development.

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School Council is led by:

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Mrs D Holliday
Key Stage 2

Mrs E Dean
Key Stage 1

Reading Ambassadors

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Our Reading Ambassadors promote a love of reading among our children and support a positive reading culture across the school.

Sports Ambassadors

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Our Sports Ambassadors promote physical activity, teamwork, healthy lifestyles and a positive sporting culture throughout school. Click here to find out what our sports ambassadors have been up to. 

Wellbeing Ambassadors

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Our Wellbeing Ambassadors act as role models, helping to create a supportive, respectful and caring school environment.

Click here to find out what our wellbeing ambassadors have been up to.

Eco Ambassadors

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Our Eco Ambassadors are children who help to promote environmental awareness and sustainable practices in their school community. Click on the link below to see what our Eco Ambassadors have been up to.

Junior Safety Officers 

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Our Safety Officers help promote a safe and caring environment. They act as role models and help other pupils understand and follow safety rules.

STEM Ambassadors

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Young STEM Officers have been chosen to promote science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM) among their peers. 

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Head Boy and Head Girl

November 2024 and February 2025

 

Thank you to our head boy and girl for showing our university student visitors round school for our phonics and computing ITaP days.

December 2024

Thank you to our House Captains for helping to organise Christmas Jumper Day, which is an annual fundraising campaign benefiting the Save the Children charity. Thank you for your generous donations which will support children in the UK and around the world, helping to keep them safe, happy and learning! Children looked wonderful in their Christmassy jumpers and many also enjoyed their delicious Christmas lunch today with dessert served by Miss Foster!

To learn more about how ‘Save the Children’ spend the money raised or if you would like to get more involved at home please visit

https://www.savethechildren.org.uk.

Elston Voice News

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