Pupil Leadership

We believe that every pupil in our school should be represented and heard. Children are what make our school a school, and it’s imperative that their voices and feelings about how we can improve and develop are heard. Our Pupil Leaders are elected by their peers. There are a wide range of leadership roles in our school that enable pupils to take on responsibility, have a voice and make a difference to others and themselves as a result.

Our Head Pupil team, lead on a range of initiatives and are a huge support for staff and pupils in the school. They represent the school on many levels, and are proud to do so. They are elected through a rigorous application and presentation process, demonstrating why they think they have the skills to make a difference to the school community. They lead our church services, attend key community events, attend and support the leadership of the Pupil Council, and model the high expectations we have for behaviour and attitudes in our school.

Head Boy: Harry R      Head Girl: Sophia

Deputy Head Boy: Harry S      Head Girl: Rosie

A strong pupil voice has clear benefits for the school community. At Shorne, we pride ourselves on our students having a voice. We value their views on every aspect of school life. We want to nurture a culture where all children feel listened to, valued, respected, and empowered. The Pupil Council representatives meet regularly throughout each term. Each class has two representatives who are elected by their peers. They meet to discuss important and current issues within the school and devise questions to take back to their classes, enabling all to be a part of school development and improvement. Pupil Council representatives are often asked to represent the school during community events.

Our Pupil Voice

Our Eco Warriors

A strong pupil voice has clear benefits for the school community. At Shorne, we pride ourselves on our students having a voice. We value their views on every aspect of school life. We want to nurture a culture where all children feel listened to, valued, respected, and empowered. The Pupil Council representatives meet regularly throughout each term. Each class has two representatives who are elected by their peers. They meet to discuss important and current issues within the school and devise questions to take back to their classes, enabling all to be a part of school development and improvement. Pupil Council representatives are often asked to represent the school during community events.

School Council Representatives:

Our Faith Leaders play an important role in demonstrating the spiritual aspects of our school day and learning. They lead their classes in Collective Worship, modelling respect during acts of worship and delivering prayers during worship and at lunchtimes. The Faith Leaders also play an important role when we are at church, leading and supporting to ensure services are well-led.

Faith Leaders:

House captains are in charge of promoting our school values and positive behaviour. They collect and calculate the school’s house points and keep a track of the winning houses throughout the year.

House Captains: Israel and Freya

House Captains: Darlie-Beau

House Captains: Edie

House Captains: Ben and Teddy M

Our sports ambassadors work alongside Mr. Farnell (our school’s sports leader) They are encouraged to promote the Olympic values within the school and help ensure every child is included by setting up fun and exciting games at lunchtime. These children take an interest in a range of sports inside and outside of school.

Sports Ambassadors:

Evelyn, Tom-Henry, Emily, Freya, Isla, Skye, Dolly, Adas, Charles, Olivia, Meera, Macie, Iris, Sophia, Darlie-Beau, Rosie

At Shorne, we also have librarians whose job it is to ensure that our libary is neat and tidy and all books are put back correctly.

Librarians

Head Librarian: Olivia

Skye, Rosie, Rhianna, Darlie-Beau, Sophia, Seb, Dolly, Teddy, Evelyn, Ted, Harry RV, Edie, Jack, Cece, Iris, Macie, Freya, Emily, Meera, Josh, Charles, Harry S

At Aletheia Academies Trust, we all understand the importance of getting all pupils involved in the direction of the schools and how students can be an instrument to affect positive change in our school communities. Bi-monthly a number of school councils from each school get together to discuss what individual schools have done recently, to plan what they want to achieve in Student Voice for next year and ways to ensure the group is feeding into the Trust to have an impact on the overall development.

To find out more about our Student Voice, please visit the Trust website here