Spring 2024

This term, the School Council had its busiest term, despite it being such a short term! After our successful fundraising last spring, which generated a great deal of new and exciting books for our school library, the School Council voted to raise more funds to go towards making the library a more comfortable and inviting area. A cake sale was held just before half term and raised £427.02 towards this venture. Our second Break the Rules Day will be held on the last day of the Spring term and funds raised will be added to this. Friday, 14 March saw the school community come together to raise funds for Comic Relief’s Red Nose day. Our non-uniform day raised £355.00 which was banked and will go towards helping those in need both here in the UK and across the world. Coming next term, we will be joining with the local Parish Council to improve some local land and support biodiversity – watch this space! 

Autumn 2023

Our newly elected School Council spent some time this term getting to know each other and discussing things they would like to achieve this year, as well as deciding which charities to support. 

They were very keen to promote our Christmas Giving tree, which has become a long-standing Loughton School tradition. They had lots of fun decorating the tree and designing posters encouraging people to donate new and nearly new items to benefit those less fortunate than themselves at a time of year that can be especially challenging for some families. We delivered over a hundred gifts (a very large car boot overflowing with items!) and the local Children’s Centre were delighted with the generosity of our Loughton School community. 

September 2023-24

As part of Loughton School’s commitment to creating citizens of the future through democracy, active school improvement and opportunities to create positive change, we are delighted to once again introduce our student voice groups as many and varied ways in which our children may have their voice heard. 

Please do use the tabs to find out more about each groups' priorities and what has already been achieved.

Student Voice representatives for 2023-24 have now been elected.

 

	School Council  Mrs Read and Mrs McPherson	LS News  Mrs Solloway	Play Leaders  Mr Foster	Junior Librarians  Miss Garner
HB1	William	-	Smaranda
HB2	Myra	Oona	Josef
HB3	Gabriella	Anya	Alexa Roseana
HB4	Zac	Saoirse	Ruby Agile
HB5	Erin	Siya	Finn
HB6	Khadiija	-	-
HB7	Asiya	Rithvika Aiden	Beren
HB8	Rudy	Atika	-
HB9	Nivaan	Jamie	Naved
HB10	Alex	Elizabeth Souhayl Ella-Rae	Millie Leo Olivia Finlay
HB11	Isabella,	Elliot Neriah Aashvi	-
HB12	Jess	Noah	-
HB13	Alex	Ire Gabby	Abdi Ayaan	Sophie Eloise
HB14	Lexia	Amelia	Ivy	Anwitha Maisie Amelia Ivy Francesca
HB15	Niamh	Evie	Scarlet	-
HB16	Sara	Elliott		Georgie Lucy Elliott Tanya