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For information about how we are keeping our staff and our children safe during the Covid-19 crisis, please see our Covid-19 Trust Support page
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For information about how we are keeping our staff and our children safe during the Covid-19 crisis, please see our Covid-19 Trust Support page
The School Council is made up of a representative from each year group from Year 1 to Year 6. Nominations, party speeches and manifestos took place in early September 2021, an election held on International Day of Democracy! During regular meetings, the pupils aim to develop Knowsley Lane Primary, to make it into a better school and bring pupil’s wishes and ideas to Mrs Lord.
For the 2021/2022 academic year, our class councillors are:
| Year Group | Class representative |
|---|---|
| Year 1 | Alyssa & Liam |
| Year 2 | Niamh & Nova |
| Year 3 | Violet |
| Year 3/4 | Lydia |
| Year 4 | Frankie |
| Year 5 | Kaiden |
| Year 5/6 | Phoebe |
| Year 6 | Lydia |
2017/18 – The School Council raised money and purchased over 200 books for our new Library!
2018/19 – The School Council worked hard on plans and made some great improvements to our outdoor play areas. With new play equipment, decoration, and even bins to ensure our environment is kept clean and safe for all who use it!
2019/20 – This year the School Council are working closely with Everton in the Community to design and create a reading shed for the whole school to use. We look forward to seeing the finished result!!
2020/21 – With the unprecedented circumstances last academic year, this year the school councils priorities are improving IT equipment, developing the quad including finishing the reading shed and building community connections. #WatchThisSpace
2021/22 – Our School Council members worked hard to think about ways to connect with local charities and how to fund raise for larger charities. We were delighted to welcome our school community back into the building for our Coffee Morning for Macmillan! The School Council made links with Alder Hey Children’s Hospital and the local food banks, as well as helping to organise a clothing drive in order to donate to Asylum Link Merseyside.
