School Representatives
| Year 5 | Year 6 |
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Zaydn Hall Mya Trotman Tiya Malhan Jacob Dangerfield |
Poppy-Anne Smith Poppy Bird Remi large Mellieha Mazombwe Bonnie Nickle |
| Year 4 | Year 5 | Year 6 |
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Riley Worley Violet Blundell Adhyay Sharma |
R’Varna Jones Sophie Clemson |
Joe Curtis |
| Year 3 | Year 4 | Year 5 | Year 6 |
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Sophia Baldwin Dillon Chara Freddie Guest Naa’irah Jamil |
Oliver Simmons Lily-Mae Scott Celeste Harper Mabel Etheridge |
Evanie Parker Mya Humes Louie Raybould Edward Jones Phoebe Simpson |
Winnie-Beau Edwards Lily Ajayi Seren Baker |
At Beacon Academy, we understand the importance of caring for the staff and children's mental Health. The following quote is at the heart of everything we do...
"The mental health of our children must be seen as every bit as important as their physical health." Kate Middleton (Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge".)
Children in Year 3- 6 have the opportunity to interview to be a Beacon 'Mental Health Hero'. The children wear Yellow lanyards, carry a note pad and pen and have support prompt cards to support other pupils on the EY, KS1 & KS2 playground who may be:
- upset
- worried
- anxious
- angry
- lonely
Sometimes children may just need to talk to someone else.
The children work closely with the Mental Health Leader Mrs Maddison who meets with the children every 2 weeks.
| Mayoress | Deputies | Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | Year 4 | Year 5 | Year 6 |
| Harleen Dhaliwal |
Corey Causer Bonnie Nickle |
Willow Eastoe Sam Smith |
Arthur White Jackson Hayward |
Lisa Okoye Malachi Farnell |
Emma Rose Riley Worley |
Lewis Prosser Millie Smith |
Niall Perrens Remi Large Poppy-Anne Smith Brooke Kent Jacob Hirst-Woodhouse Mellieha Mazombwe |
Our School Council represents the views of all our pupils. It gives children the opportunity to make their voices heard and feel part of the whole school community.
What do the School Council do?
- Listen to the views and concerns of other pupils
- Think of ideas that will help to improve aspects of the school and make decisions
- Think about how we can contribute locally and globally
- Fundraise for the school and local community
- Make sure the school is a happy and safe place
- Encourage all children to make suggestions and act upon them where appropriate
What are the qualities of a School Council representative?
- Responsible
- Reliable
- Willing to give up their free time
- Confident
- Fair
School Council Elections
The School Council representatives are voted for by their class.
Each class from Year 1 – 6 has two representatives.
A Mayor/ Mayoress and two deputies will also be voted for.
| Radio Presenters- Year 4 |
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Zach Brooks Eli Hodgkinson Mabel Etheridge Kacper Urbanski Harshiya Kumar Maya Uddin |
| Lunchtime Leaders- Year 5 | Lunchtime Leaders- Year 6 |
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R’Varna Jones Jaxon Walton |
Alexia May Reckord Danica Johnson |
| Fruit Monitor- Year 5 |
| R’Varna Jones |
| Play Leaders- Year 6 |
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Lexi Ireland Ava Cox Freya-Rose Laing Corey Causer Harkirat Singh Peter Ajiboye Jessica Maydew Harleen Dhaliwal Niyla Reyner Brooke Kent Raya Vasileva Kailaiyah Garwood Mellieha Mazombwe Bonnie Nickle |
| Bankers -Year 5 |
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Noah Dunn Louis Dawes Freddie Ellis Phoenix Poole Edward Jones Mya Humes Phoebe Simpson Paramveer Singh Aurora Majani Lyla Marsland Eddison Rubery Louie Raybould |
| Shakespeare | Darwin | Nightingale | Austen |
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Blakie Parker Ava Cox Niyla Reyner Aiden Akanglah (Vice) Joe Carless (Vice) |
Seren Baker Jacob Hirst-Woodhouse Raya Vasileva Sophie Clemson (Vice) Lyla Marsland (Vice) |
Riley Dean Remi Large Codey Westwood Cleo Cassell (Vice) Maiya Smith (Vice) |
Jack Stubbs Elisha Jones Brooke Kent Ryder Burton (Vice) Lennie Longdon (Vice) |
| Year 6 | Year 5 | Year 4 | Year 3 | Year 2 |
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Niall Perrens Maycie Burke |
Mya Humes Noah Dunn Phoenix Poole |
Alfie Rock Isabella Goulding |
Ruby-Jayne Farrell Anashdeep Singh Macy Matthews |
Elliott Stokes |
