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  • Pupil Parliament

    Published 07/02/25, by Peter Cresswell

    Two pupils from KPNS attended the Rushcliffe Pupil Parliament at County Hall today, meeting with children from almost 30 other schools in the council debating chamber.

    There are three Pupil Parliament sessions each year when children listen to guest speakers before debating and voting on different themes. Today's guest speaker was Troy Jenkinson, an author who talked to the children about his books which promote inclusion for everyone.

    Today's debate and vote question was, "Should free school meals and fruit be extended to children aged 7-11?". 

    Joining the Pupil Parliament supports our work on British Values - a set of important ideas that  help us all live happily and fairly together. They teach us how to treat each other kindly and make good choices:

    Democracy
    This means everyone gets a say. We take turns to share ideas and vote on what’s best, just like people do in elections.

    The Rule of Law
    Rules and laws keep everyone safe and happy. We follow them because they’re fair and they help us know what’s right and wrong.

    Mutual Respect
    This means being kind and treating others how we’d like to be treated, even if they’re different from us.

    Individual Liberty
    We are free to make our own choices, like choosing our favourite activities or hobbies, as long as it doesn’t hurt others.

    Mutual Respect and Tolerance
    This means learning about and respecting people who have different religions or ideas, even if they’re not the same as ours.

     

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  • School Council at Work – Sharing Ideas and Making Improvements

    Published 27/01/25, by Rebecca Fowell

    School council ideas...

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  • Hot Chocolate Fridays!

    Published 09/12/24, by Gemma King
    One of the School Council's fabulous ideas was to have a hot chocolate stand on a Friday after school (like the ice cream stall in the summer). For the next 2 Fridays, the School Council, along with the Friends of KPNS, will be selling
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  • School Council's Raffle Drive: A Shining Example of Dedication and Community Spirit

    Published 03/12/24, by Rebecca Fowell

    School council write letters to the local community 

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  • RAISING MONEY FOR CHILDREN IN NEED!

    Published 19/11/24, by Rebecca Fowell

    The School Council help raise money for Children in Need...

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  • Helping at Harvest!

    Published 14/10/24, by Gemma King

    Our new School Council helps at Harvest. 

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  • Our school council representatives 2024

    Published 19/09/24, by Rebecca Fowell

    Find out about our School Council representatives this year...

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  • School Council Feedback!

    Published 03/09/24, by Gemma King
    At the end of each school year, the School Council meet to share what the pupils think has gone well and what could be even better. Here is their feedback from 2023/2024.   What's gone well: -Talk for Writing has made English more f
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  • School council sell Easter trail tickets

    Published 26/03/24, by Rebecca Fowell

    Easter Trail...

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  • Shoebox Appeal!

    Published 10/12/23, by Gemma King
    A HUGE thank-you to everyone who donated to the Shoebox Appeal. The school council helped Ms Garner to pack all the items and they will be delivered to the drop-off point this week.  
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  • Our New School council suggestion box

    Published 13/10/23, by Rebecca Fowell

    Have a look at our new School Council suggestion box!

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  • Harvest Festival Delivery

    Published 06/10/23, by Gemma King
    Meet some of our new school council members. Today they completed their first very special job in their new roles.  After our wonderful Harvest Assembly this morning, they took all the donations from the rest of the school (thank you s
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