A partner academy in the John Taylor MAT
A partner academy in the John Taylor MAT

School Council

Our school council at Shobnall Primary & Nursery School is made up of two representatives from each class from Reception to Year 6. The children are selected by an annual vote by their classmates. We believe that this aims to support the practice of democracy within our school environment. Our school councillors are good role models, listeners and communicators.

At Shobnall Primary & Nursery School, we believe our pupils are the most important part of school life and we are committed to hearing their views, to ensure all our pupils are happy, successful learners.

The school council have regularly meetings run by the Chairperson, Mrs Sandhu to discuss any issues raised or possible projects to explore, both at school and within our local community, to continue to make Shobnall Primary & Nursery School a happy place. We think it is important that we listen to our classmate’s suggestions and make positive changes.

Please see below the list of the School Council representatives for 2025-2026.

  • Reception: Olive and Barnaby
  • Year 1: Zaynab and Mustafa
  • Year 2: Daisy and Rupert
  • Year 3: Umar and Teigan
  • Year 4: Peta and Esme
  • Year 5: Ethan and Yousuf
  • Year 6: Keyarah and Aminah

School Council News!

Please see below the latest news from our school council:

PE Kit Letter to Parents

School Council Minutes

The minutes from our meetings are available to view here:

17 November 2023

20 October 2023

6 October 2023

 

School Council Minutes Archive
“Thank you to you and all your amazing staff at your wonderful school. We are so very proud of our child’s achievements, which is a credit to you and all your fantastic staff.”
“For us Shobnall stands out as a shining example of what education should be: academic excellence, combined with a caring atmosphere which promotes mutual respect.”
“The school is amazing! All staff members I have encountered are lovely and welcoming. I love attending events at the school, it is clearly a very happy environment!”
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