What is “Pupil Voice”?

Pupil voice means listening to what children think about their school and learning. It’s about giving them a chance to share their ideas and opinions, so they feel involved and valued.

Why is it important?

When children have a say, they:

• Feel more confident and respected.
• Help make the school a better place for everyone.
• Learn how to work together and make decisions.

Our school’s approach

We capture pupil voice through the school council. This is a group of pupils chosen by their classmates to represent them.

School Council members:

• Share ideas from their class about how to improve school life.
• Talk about things like playground equipment, clubs, and events.
• Work with teachers to make positive changes.

This helps every pupil know their opinions matter and that they can help shape their school.