Student Council Reps in each class took photos of our Odd Socks Day!
Student Council held a meeting on Thursday 24th March.
They discussed:
1. Odd Socks Day for Down Syndrome. They had to remind their class and were responsible for taking photos.
2. Suggestion boxes. Each class rep were to make a suggestion box for their class. They were to explain the function of the suggestion box, and give examples of realistic suggestions and unrealistic suggestions.
We will meet again before Spring Holidays to look at the suggestions and see what we can plan for the last term!
They discussed:
1. Odd Socks Day for Down Syndrome. They had to remind their class and were responsible for taking photos.
2. Suggestion boxes. Each class rep were to make a suggestion box for their class. They were to explain the function of the suggestion box, and give examples of realistic suggestions and unrealistic suggestions.
We will meet again before Spring Holidays to look at the suggestions and see what we can plan for the last term!
Student Council 2022
We held our Student Council Elections in December 2021. A HUGEEE thank you to our previous student council, who had been in representatives since 2020 due to Covid. They did an amazing job and achieved so much.
Our new Student Council members can be found on the display outside Niamh's office.
Our new Student Council members can be found on the display outside Niamh's office.
The first student council meeting of 2022 took place on Friday 21st Jan on our Pentagonal Table outside. We met and introduced ourselves to eachother, as we will all be working together as a team. We took some time to discuss and plan Stand Up to Racism Week which is happening next week. Each class rep will make a poster and tell their class about it. They will also be responsible for collecting the collaborative artwork on Friday. We are already looking forward to our next meeting.
Student Council 2020 - 2021
Student council members from each class were responsible for making a card to thank front line workers for all that they did. The children made cards to a variety of places, including Tallaght Hospital and Peamount Hospital. We were delighted to receive letters of thanks from both hospitals.
Student Council 2019
| letter_from_minister_of_housing.pdf |
Student Council Elections 2017-2018
This year Sarah is the teacher co-ordinating our Student Council. The first news from our Student Council is that Rathfarnham Educate Together N.S. sent our school a wonderful gift of a beautiful Nature Book. Our Student Council showed it to all the classes in our school and they made a 'Thank You' card for Rathfarnham Educate Together N.S. The book will be very well used in our school for our projects and classwork, particularly as part of Forest School and Outdoor Classroom. Thanks so much to our friends in Rathfarnham E.T.N.S.
The parents involved in the Student Council this year are:
Student Council Elections 2016-2017
Our first Student Council elections will took place in November 2016. The council is made up of two members from each of the Junior and Senior Infant classes and three members from each of the First and Second classes. We have a total of twelve members on our first student council:
Our Student Council Representatives are:
2nd Class: Sarah Belle, Beth and Martha
1st Class: Isobel, Cai and Alexander
Senior Infants: Oisín and Ada
Junior Infants (Rachael): Leo and Imogen
Junior Infants (Conor): Lonán and Chisom
Our Student Council Representatives are:
2nd Class: Sarah Belle, Beth and Martha
1st Class: Isobel, Cai and Alexander
Senior Infants: Oisín and Ada
Junior Infants (Rachael): Leo and Imogen
Junior Infants (Conor): Lonán and Chisom
Giving Young People a Voice
We have been preparing for the Student Council elections by looking at this document and adapting the lessons to help teach the children about their civil, social and political responsibilities.
| giving_young_people_a_voice.pdf |
