This year, the school council is comprised of two children from each year group (1 - 6) along with the Junior Leadership Team. Each pupil in Years 1-5 are paired with a Year 6 buddy to support them in their role.

Our meetings take place once a month with Mr. Richardson. 

2025 to 2026 meetings/actions: 

Each member of the School Council is also an Eynesbury Pupil Ambassador. These children play an important role in helping to make our school a happy and caring place for everyone.

At break and lunch times, Pupil Ambassadors are there for anyone who might be feeling lonely, needs help finding friends, or wants someone to talk to. They can also help by guiding other pupils to the right adults if there’s a problem or by offering friendly advice if you’re unsure about something.

You can easily spot them around school — they wear blue reflective hi-vis vests, so you’ll always know who to go to if you need support or a friendly face.

The School Council have been busy supporting and organising:

• the annual Children in Need event
• Easter Bingo for the Community
• Panda-monium
• Sports day and family BBQ

The School Council have also:

• met our Local MP
• been to Parliament and the London Eye
• interviewed new staff
• reviewed our Child Friendly Safeguarding Policies

School Council 

Some of the activities that our Student Council take lead roles on:

• Writing a new child friendly Safeguarding Policy and Child on Child Abuse policy
• Organising fundraising events including Children in Need, MacMillan, Red Nose Day, St Mark's School, Juba
• Meeting with and interviewing prospective new teachers and support staff.
• We shared our ideas with EPTA for our Summer Fair. 
• We introduced 'Freedom Friday's' where students can have more choice over snacks they bring in at breaktime.