School Life
Student Council
At Cornfield School our Student Council gives students a meaningful voice in school life. It is an important part of helping our young people feel listened to, respected, and involved in decisions that affect them.
What the Student Council Does
The Student Council is a group of students who represent their classmates and work together to:
Why It Matters in an SEMH School
For students with Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs, having a safe space to express their views is essential. The Student Council helps students:
How It Works
Students volunteer or are nominated to join the Student Council. Each potential member will deliver a presentation as to why they should be elected. The whole school community have the opportunity to vote for a peer within their tutor group, who they feel will be able to effectively advocate for them. Meetings take place regularly with support from staff who help guide discussions and ensure students feel comfortable and respected.
Student Council actively represent the school in external events, such as laying a reef as part of the local Remembrance Day Celebrations.
This year’s Student Council is made up of:
Group 1: Ben Courtney
Group 2: Jack Stabler-Gaston
Group 3: Bradley Patterson
Group 4: Alfie Dean
Group 5: Charlie Simpson
Group 6: Albie Reeves
Group 7: Rhyley Hughes-Thomas
Group 8: Wyatt Gordon
Group 9: Lewis Dodds