Leven Valley C of E Primary School

School Council

Membership

Every school year, each year group across school elects a rep to our School Council, except Year 5 & 6 which have two or three reps. Children who are keen to become a School Council member make a short presentation before the vote. Democracy in action! 

Here are the current School Council reps.

School Council 2025-26 (ID 1337)

  • Elizabeth
    Year 6 Rep

    Elizabeth

    I enjoy mountain biking and being with animals. I wanted to be on School Council because I love being able to help organise things like Pudsey Day.

  • Daisy
    Year 6 Rep

    Daisy

    I enjoy hockey and biking. I wanted to be on School Council because I like to help.

  • Rigby
    Year 5 Rep

    Rigby

    I enjoy playing football. I wanted to be on School Council because I can make the school an even better place.

  • Scarlett
    Year 5 Rep

    Scarlett

    I enjoy playing outside with friends. I wanted to be on School Council because I like helping people.

  • Amber
    Year 4 Rep

    Amber

    I enjoy dancing. I wanted to be on School Council because I like helping people.

  • Maya
    Year 3 Rep

    Maya

    I enjoy playing with Lily. I wanted to be on School Council because I can share my ideas.

  • Daisy
    Year 2 Rep

    Daisy

    I enjoy math's. I wanted to be on School Council because I get to do jobs.

  • Mila
    Year 1 Rep

    Mila

    I enjoy choosing outside. I wanted to be on School Council because I like helping my friends.

  • Henry
    Reception Rep

    Henry

    I enjoy playing on my big tractor. I wanted to be on School Council because I like helping people fix things.

What does the School Council do?

The School Council prides itself in organising and running various fundraising events throughout the year, from Comic Relief and Children in Need, to Toilet Twinning and local charities such as Brathay Trust and Manna House. 

As well as supporting very worthy charities, organising and running these events is a fantastic opportunity for the children to take responsibility and develop their organisational, communication and leadership skills. They always seem to relish the opportunity and take great care and pride in what they do. For the younger children who are involved, they aspire and look forward to becoming the older school council members in the years to come and to taking their turn as leaders. 

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