Northleigh CE Pupil Parliament is the student voice of the school. Each class has a representative on the Pupil Parliament group with the children being voted by their peers in each class.

Our Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister are voted for by the whole school following a democratic process at the end of each Summer Term with each candidate preparing and presenting their manifesto to the whole school.

Our Pupil Parliament have met with local councillors and our MP - Harriett Baldwin - has consulted with them on issues such as climate change. During UK Parliament Week, local councillors will join Y5 and Y6 to debate issues.

Class representatives regularly meet with their class, bringing their class views and ideas to raise for discussion at the Pupil Parliament meetings which meet weekly. At the meetings, the representatives focus on finding solutions aimed at improving the quality of school and local life including issues which impact the broader school community.

Our current Pupil Parliament are focussing on pupil well being and working across the classes to identify and implement ideas which will benefit all pupils in our school community.