School Council |
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Minutes of meeting 1.Healthy Lifestyles Reps reported that the children are much happier
with the new dinners and the healthy snacks at playtime, although some
reported that other children are still bringing in chocolate cereal bars. Year
5 & 6 reps asked if spare fruit could be given to all Key Stage 2 classes
not just a few classes. Mr Baker said that he would talk to Mrs Stanley about
this. There was some confusion about what drinks are
allowed in drink bottles. Mrs King explained that the whole idea is that the
drinks are healthy, so fruit juice and sugar free drinks are allowed, as well
as water. Drinks do not have to be in a school water bottle but it is helpful
if bottles are labelled with names so that lost bottles can be returned to
their owners. Mrs King asked reps to pass on her thanks to
everyone who returned a Travel Plan questionnaire. She told the children that
because of the excellent response to the idea of a Walking Bus from 2. Newsletter Annabel reported to council that the newsletter
has been completed and is now ready to be photocopied for distribution around
the school. 3. Lost
Property All lost property is going to a charity that is
distributing warm clothes to areas affected by the earthquake in 4. Behaviour
in toilets Mr Baker requested that all children are asked to
improve their behaviour in the toilets and asked school council reps to
report any incidents immediately. 5. A.O.B. Skipping
Ropes Reps were concerned that these are causing
accidents. They voted unanimously for a cordoned off area for skipping. Mrs
King to organise cones or other form of barrier for this. Locks on
girls toilet doors Reps reported that the locks have not been fixed.
Mrs King has put this on Mr Broadbent’s job sheet but has promised to remind
Mr Broadbent about this job. Chewing Gum One rep reported seeing a child eating chewing
gum. Mr Baker asked reps to remind all children that chewing gum is not
allowed in school. |
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