Menu

Preston Primary (VC) School

Love, Learn, Aspire

"Let all that you do be done in love." 1 Corinthians 16:14

Preston Parliament

The school constantly seeks to find ways of developing the education and experiences of its pupils. The Pupil Parliament has an important voice in how the school is run by, for instance, developing the school’s code of conduct and rewards system. Ofsted report 2024

Pupil parliament was officially opened on 22nd September 2023 and our newly elected primary ministers were announced. 
 

We are looking forward to another productive year in office. 

Primary Ministers meet Hitchin & Harpenden MP Bim Afolami at Houses of Parliament

The Community Ministers led the charity nomination for 2022/23 and the children have chosen to support Cancer Research UK

Opening of parliament September 2022

Our four committees look back on their year in office

Community committee

Still image for this video

There was a special assembly this morning, which saw the various pupil parliament MP’s presenting the results of their term in office. A lot has been achieved during the past academic year and so the children should be very proud of themselves. Our Monarch (Chair of Governors Mr Mark Hart) then went on to dissolve parliament. We are looking forward to a re-election in the Autumn term and are excited to see what the new cabinet brings to the school next year! 

Our Community Ministers arranged a sponsored walk for the Ukraine 🇺🇦

Our Environment Ministers were joined by two of Her Majesty's Deputy Lieutenants for a tree planting ceremony, as part of the Queen’s Green Canopy jubilee celebrations

Our Primary Ministers meet with local MP Bim Afolami

Preston School Parliament members

 

Our Year 6 pupils will be our ministers and help us gather the children's views on various aspects of school life. Each class will have a representative who will join the Year 6 ministers in discussions about school improvement and be an active part of our school community. These representatives will be voted for by the children in their class. 

 

The Ministers will play an active role in school improvement and there will be four key focus areas for 2021/22:

1. Wellbeing

2. Community

3. Learning

4. Environment

 

Please visit this page regularly for updates and to see what our Ministers get up to!

Children's Mental Health Week 7th-13th February 2022

The wellbeing committee are looking forward to sharing news on how as a school we will be taking part in Children's Mental Health week. 

Our Wellbeing Ministers have delivered their first assembly today. They have launched the HFL Just Talk competition. For more information, have a look at their presentation.

Just Talk Week 15-19 November 2021

This week we will be celebrating Just Talk Week. We are looking forward to a variety of activities and our Wellbeing Ministers will be launching our 'Just Talk Week' Competition.

Wellbeing Committee 'Just Talk' PowerPoint Presentation

For more information regarding our Pupil Parliament, please see the presentation below

Top