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Pupil Voice

Class Learning Forums

At Sea Mills Primary School we believe that the child’s voice is key in whole school development and with this in mind; class learning forums have been created. Class Learning Forums happen on a weekly basis and are run by the children. These sessions allow the children to express their opinions about all aspects of school life and to collaboratively decide how things could be improved or developed. School council members take issues to class learning forums that need to be discussed and vice versa. These school improvement suggestions are then reported to the SLT where they are acted upon.

School Learning Council

At Sea Mills, we have a very successful School Learning Council that is made up of 2 children from Year 1 to Year 6. These children have been elected into their role. The school council plays a fundamental part in helping towards the improvement of Sea Mills Primary School and is run by the children. The school council will meet at least termly to discuss things such as the learning environment, the school development plan, how curriculum is taught and how we can raise money for important causes and our school. Any concerns from class learning forums will also be discussed. The School Learning Council is led by Mr Kinnear.

Eco Council

Eco Team

We have a fantastic, enthusiastic Eco Team who are working hard to make Sea Mills Primary a more green, sustainable school.  In October, they worked with Forest of Avon Trust to learn about diversity and plant bulbs in our grounds.  We look forward to the bulbs appearing in the Spring.

A New Meadow at Sea Mills Primary!

Nature Connect have been helping us to install a new ‘mini-meadow’ to encourage wildlife like bees and birds.  The Eco Team helped plan the shape and site of the meadow, installed new signs and planted flower bulbs.  Year 5 and 6 then helped strip the turf and all classes then helping to sow new seed.  We’re looking forward to a burst of bright flowers in the spring!