Meet our new Class Ambassadors!  There are two Class Ambassadors in each class that were voted for using the British Value 'Democracy'.  We have introduced ourselves to each other and discussed how important it is to be a Class Ambassador and that we should set a good example around school.  Our Class Ambassadors help Mrs Bowler to make important decisions for the school.

We also spoke about how important it is to welcome visitors into classes and practised how to do this.

Our Class Ambassadors are going to play a vital role in introducing and developing OPAL.

This week we spoke with our classes about their ideas for 'Make the Rules' day.  Class and school ambassadors met Mrs Bowler to tell her the children's ideas.  She will pass this onto FOWI, who are organising this event.  We can't wait to have fun on Friday 30th January!

Recently, the school and class ambassadors were set a mission...to speak to the children in their respective classes to ask if they had any ideas about how we could improve the school.

Today they relayed the views of the children in our school.  Here is a list of the common suggestions:

• New books for our reading areas
• Enhancements to OPAL e.g. colouring sheets, plastic tools in the wooded area, more skateboards, a fishing game, hula-hoops, bricks
• Pretend lanterns in Forest School
• Children to speak and play quietly in the quiet area outside.