School Parliament

Our School Parliament

At St. Breward Primary school we believe it is vitally important that all our children have the opportunity to contribute their ideas and opinions about life in the school.

What is a School Parliament?

Our School Parliament is made up of every member of the Seahorses class and Dolphins class. The school parliament meets throughout the year. In these meetings children on the school parliament discuss a variety of suggestions and ideas to improve our school, as well as organising events to raise money for charity. Some of their roles include:

• Listening to the views and concerns of other pupils
• Representing the views and opinions of other children and discussing them
• Suggesting ideas to improve the school
• Thinking of ways to contribute to our wider community
• Fundraising for a selection of charities
• Having the responsibility for a budget
• Interviewing prospect staff to join our school
  

September 2025 minutes

We decided that we wanted to raise money for charity and school this term: 

• We will have a Halloween non-school uniform day.
• We will support children in need, including
  • o A film
  • o Arts and crafts
  • o Break the rules day

June 2025 minutes 

We decided that we wanted to get the following for our outdoor learning: 

• A firepit
• Tools
• A shed to store things in

We also decided that we wanted to keep the ground tidy and volunteers would pick up litter. This decision will be reviewed at the next meeting in July to see how it has worked.