Our Pupils

Our children can be involved in various leadership roles that develop social skills, problem-solving, perseverance, responsibility and independence.

Prefects

Year 6 children can apply to help with the running of school in their role as prefects. They complete an application form and are called to interview with a member of the Leadership Group. Roles and responsibilities include guiding visitors and parents around the school, delivering messages, supporting the lunchtime supervisors, helping in assemblies and organising resources.

“I like having the responsibility of being a prefect.”

Prefects

One of a Prefect’s jobs is delivering messages from the office to different classes

BGPS Parliament

Members of Parliament are elected by their classmates. They range from Years 2 to 6 and play an important part in our school life. They meet regularly and bring ideas from their class to discuss then decide together which to action to make improvements to school.

“I like being a Member of Parliament as I am a good listener.”

School Parliament

Some of our MPs showing our local MP, Liam Byrne, around school

Sports Leaders

Sports leaders set up the playground for a range of different activities for break times.  This involves setting up zones as well as organising equipment. They also lead playground games and help at sports day.

“I like to support our Bordesley Green Community.”

Sports Leaders

Sports Leaders organising zones in the playground

Librarians

Librarians open the library at the start of the day so many children have an extra opportunity to exchange their book. They keep the library organised and tidy as well as supporting younger children choosing appropriate reading materials.

“I enjoy helping others and making a difference.”

Librarians

Librarians busy in the library

Peer Mediators

We have a group of children who help keep our playground and local area blooming! They plant, water, weed and prune the planters in our playground and in our local Ideal Park. They were trained through the National Trust Blossoming Spaces Project.

Peer Mediators

Helping to resolve conflicts with Peer Mediators

Blossom Champions

We have a group of children who help keep our playground and local area blooming! They plant, water, weed and prune the planters in our playground and in our local Ideal Park. They were trained through the National Trust Blossoming Spaces Project.

Blossom Champions

Planting in the Ideal Park

Rights Ambassadors

Our Rights Ambassadors ensure Children’s Rights are embedded. They check Rights Respecting Language is being used throughout school and share this within our community. They attend parents evening and share the ways we learn about Rights.

Rights Ambassadors

One of our Rights Ambassadors sharing information at Parents Evening

SEND Council

The SEND Council is made up from children with SEND in each class from year 1 to 6. They meet termly with the Communication and Autism Team, the Language, Learning and Strategic Support Team and the Assistant SENCO to review the provision for children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities. In addition, they make suggestions about new ideas.