Brook Field School Council

Working together to make our school a better place

Brook Field School Council is made up of a representative from each class from Year 2 to Year 6.  We have regular meetings where we discuss and act on our action plan. We then have time in class to feed back and take further ideas.

Our School Council represents the views of all our pupils. It gives children the opportunity to make their voices heard and feel part of the whole school community.

Help our 'School Council Reps' raise money to support the 'David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation' protect the following endangered eight species. Enter our art competition, hand in your picture with a £1 donation  to your child's class teacher on Monday 7^th July. 

Amanda Butler who supports the DSWF charity will judge the pictures on 9.7.25 and has kindly donated one prize per year group. Your child can draw or paint their animal picture on one of the competition entry forms, which can be printed from the link below or drawn directly onto a piece of A4 piece of plain paper.  Please ensure your child writes their name on their picture alongside their class teacher's name and hand it in to their teacher along with a £1 donation by 7.7.25 by the latest. 

Foundation Stage please draw a lion.

Year One please draw an elephant.

Year Two please draw a tiger.

Year Three please draw a rhino.

Year Four please draw a chimpanzee.

Year Five please draw a pangolin.

Year Six please draw a snow leopard or a painted dog.

UK Registered charity No.  1106893 

Our School Council reps were excited to carry out their 'Be Kind to Our Planet' assemblies with both Key Stage 1 and 2 children.  They thanked the children for continuing to support the 'The Brook Field Magic Five' and introduced their next project, to reduce air pollution around Brook Field School. We would really like our parents to get involved and support their children and our school community in making small changes to their lives to help our planet!

Eat The Rainbow

The children have started 2025 enjoying healthy morning snack choices.  The school council reps have encouraged the children in their classes have a go at Brook Field's annual 'Eat the Rainbow' challenge! Take a look at the photos below.  The majority of our school council reps led by example and brought in red morning snacks on Monday, orange snacks on Tuesday, yellow snacks on Wednesday, green snacks on Thursday and purple snacks on Friday.  The reps were not disappointed  with children in the Foundation Stage all the way through to year 6 taking part!

A final message that the reps shared with the children in their classes is the importance of bringing to school a daily healthy morning snack.  Please remember, water in water bottles,  and morning snacks can be any fruit or vegetables,  bread sticks,  crackers or cheddar cheese.

All of the children throughout Brook Field School have had the opportunity to talk about many aspects of safety including: online safety, safety within the school buildings, safety in our playground, knowing what to do in a fire drill, not accepting bullying, respecting the power of things that could harm you, being able to tell someone what you think or how you feel, knowing your problems should not be secrets, being accepted for being you, having people in your life who care about your well-being such as parents, teachers and friends.