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Pupil Voice

Pupil Voice @ CPS 

We value our children having a voice and we use a number of strategies to obtain their views. Our main form of pupil voice takes place most weeks in classes. Children are given the opportunity to discuss issues in school; around the world along with things they would like to change or do differently in school. This helps develop their communication skills, listen to views of others, be part of a debate and express an opinion.   

 

We also carry out the following pupil voice:

  • Children take part in discussions about our school with visitors 
  • Subject pupil voice half termly 
  • Pupil Voice during learning walks i.e. children talking about learning 
Pupil Voice gives children the opportunity to make themselves heard and feel part of the whole school community.

Pupil Voice and our LLP (Leadership and Learning Partner) 

During a recent meeting with our LLP, children from Y1-Y6 were asked about their experiences and learning during lockdown. They were able to tell us that:

  • they felt supported and challenged
  • they enjoyed continuing to work with their own class teacher whilst maintaining a degree of interaction with other pupils in their class
  • they continued to feel positive about their learning experiences
  • their teachers let them know how they were doing and were able to help them when needed
  • learning between home and school was 'the same'
  • they enjoyed the video lessons as they could pause the teacher! 
Pupil Voice about PLT 

Awards

Awards we have achieved so far.

School Awards

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