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Tudor Primary School

Tudor Primary School

The Tudor Owls are our school council.

Each class has two representatives, identified by special badges, who present their views to the committee.

The Owls organise fundraising events, make decisions on purchases, raise issues relating to school rules and policies and report pupil concerns to staff meetings and to classes.

They are also able to represent their peers when asking questions to some rather important people- here are some of our Tudor Owls with their local MP, Sir Mike Penning, who visited our school in September 2021:

Tudor School's chosen charities

Our chosen charities, as voted by the children of Tudor School, have included: The Centre in the ParkDiabetes UK and Global’s Make Some NoiseWith the help of a range of (creative) events, they have managed to raise substantial funds for a number of worthy charities. 

On Thursday 24th February 2022, we presented a cheque for £386.90 to The Centre in the Park and were lucky enough to meet many of the community who use this service.  We also received a wonderful thank you letter from the manager of the unit (see below).

 

Our most recent fundraising venture was called 'Shoesday' and this took place on Tuesday 1st March 2022 in support of Shoeaid (www.shoeaid.co.uk) and ECHO (https://echo-uk.org/ ).  This event took place in response to a call from our parent community who asked if we could support children who are diagnosed with a heart condition.  I think how we raised money on this 'odd shoe day' is clear for all to see, and our Tudor Owls were only too happy to help!

Come and see our entrance hall which has a number of our achievements on display. There also a number of Owl-inspired upgrades around the school site- have you seen our friendship bench or our rainbow?

Making a difference- some examples of our impact

The children have also been involved in a number of initiatives including the healthy packed lunch scheme which included several visits from the school nurse.  Tudor owls shared their knowledge with class friends and parents on what a healthy packed lunch should look like.  We also asked for more litter bins on the playground to ensure there was no excuse for our school grounds to be tidy.

We are also remain part of the Woodfield School community initiative which involves children from multiple school councils coming together to discuss what amenities children have in their local area.  It also allows both schools to have a lovely working relationship and for children to celebrate what makes each and every child special.

Tudor Owls' Representatives for 2022/2023:

10 - George & Harper         1P - Aaron & Lexi

2R - Miriam & Callum       2Q - Penelope & George

3S - Francesca & Henry   3T - Dexter & Aubrey

4U - Anna & Luxmiha       4V - William & Nishka

5X - Daisy & Ayda              5W - Abbey & Harry

6Y - Jack & Ahsan              6Z - Jay & Celeste