Corpus Christi RC Primary School

Pupil Parliament

Our Pupil Parliament has been running proudly for the past three years and continues to give every child in our school a voice. Made up of representatives from EYFS all the way through to Year 6, the Parliament brings together children of all ages to share ideas, discuss issues that matter to them, and help shape school life.

The Pupil Parliament works as a team to listen to their classmates, bring forward suggestions, and make decisions that have a positive impact across the school. From organising events to supporting important causes, they show how young people can work together to make a real difference.

By taking part, our children are developing confidence, leadership, and teamwork skills while learning about democracy in action. We are incredibly proud of the dedication, creativity, and responsibility our Pupil Parliament shows in helping to make our school the very best it can be.

Meet our Pupil Parliament members:

- Primary Minister - My name is Abe and I am the Primary Minister. My role is very important because I have to ensure that I am a good role model and work hard to continue to making this school an even better place to learn. I can do that by using pupil voice, asking students what they want and doing my best to get their ideas heard.

- Deputy Primary Minister- My name is Zara and my role in the Pupil Parliament team is Deputy Primary Minister. This role ensures me to carry out a variety of important jobs to help make the school better. I can help to make positive changes in school by giving pupils the chance to share their ideas and to also help them to improve their oracy skills when presenting to the class or in front of the school. I like my role because it gives me the opportunity to be a good role model for others.

- Curriculum Minister - Hello, I am Doron and I am the Curriculum Minister. I want to help make the school become a better place by making lessons fun and educated for children and the teachers.

- Deputy Curriculum Minister - Hello, I am Freya and I am Deputy Curriculum Minister. I want to make lessons more fun but still remaining educational.

-Deputy Curriculum Minister - Hello I am Helen and I am the Deputy Curriculum Minister. I would like to help make a change in school by helping children to improve their oracy so that they can speak with confidence in front of large crowds. I can help to make this happen by modelling to children how to use the correct grammar in their writing and speech.

- Faith Life Minister - Hi my name is Emily and my role is the Faith Life Minister. By being Faith Life I would encourage every class to visit the prayer garden at least once a week to have a moment of peace where they can think about their achievements for the week and reflect on anything they can improve on. I like my role because I can teach others how to live like Jesus.

- Deputy Faith Life Minister - Hi, I am Ojiugo and I am the Deputy Faith Life Minister. I want to carry on making good use of the prayer gardens and promise to be dedicated to prayer and religious studies to ensure we all learn more about Jesus and God.

- Sports Minister - Hi my name is Andre and I am the Sports Minister. I want to support other children to reach their full potential in sports.

- Deputy Sports Minister - Hello, my name is Evelyn and I am the Deputy Sports Minister. I want to make sure the school gets new sports equipment and a range of different sports clubs.

- Health Minister - Hello! I am Ella and I am the Health Minister. My goal is to have more wellbeing activities to help mental health.

- Environment Minister - Hey! I’m Maya and I am the Deputy Environment Minister. I want to change the environment by making a herb garden and planting greenery around school.

- Deputy Environment Minister - Hi my name is Aria and I am the Deputy Environment Minister. I want to help improve our school environment by working alongside Laudato si'.