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Carrwood Primary School

Pupil Parliament

 

Our Pupil Parliament is made up of elected representatives from each class across the school. Through the election process, children experience democracy in action by campaigning and voting for their chosen candidates.

As members of the Pupil Parliament, children have the opportunity to share the views of their classmates, help shape school decisions, develop their confidence and leadership skills, and play an active role in planning events and initiatives that make a positive difference to school life

 

Class Elections 2026-27

As part of our election process, children who were interested in becoming their class representative for Pupil Parliament were asked to put their reasons to the class. Classes then chose the most appropriate candidates and voted in a confidential, democratic ballot.

The class votes were counted and results were announced in class and in assembly.

This years Pupil Parliament Representatives are:

 

 Remi

 Kyelir

 Oliver

 Georgia-Mae

 Melchizedek

 Poppy-Rose

 Carter

 Dexter

 

Throughout the year, our Pupil Parliament members help organise charity events, support school events such as Parents' Evenings, gather ideas from their classmates and suggest ways to make our school even better. They also enjoy exciting opportunities, including a visit to the Houses of Parliament in London!

 

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