Our Pupil Leadership team is currently being selected. Please come back soon to find out who they are!
Take a look at our roles and responsibilities
Head boy and head
girl
What is expected of
us?
- Wear our badge with
pride at all times
- Be able to write and
deliver speeches (sometimes to the whole school)
- Talk to visitors
about Ham Dingle and what we do here
- Be an exemplary Ham
Dingle learner by attitude and appearance
- Complete tasks in
our own time to develop our role and the school
- To set an excellent
example at all times, wear correct uniform and demonstrate outstanding
behaviour
- Report to Mr Tilley
House
captains/attendance angels
What is expected of
us?
- Represent our house
team at events when needed
- Count attendance
percentages each week and give out raffle tickets for gold, silver and bronze.
- Stand up in
assemblies to represent our house
- Collect the trophy
for best attendance in VIP assembly
- To be gracious when
our class does not win that week
- Assist during
sporting events e.g. Sports Day
- Report to Mrs Feane
Prefects
What is expected of
us?
- Lead the class we
are assigned
- Model the expected
behaviours to our class
- Welcome visitors to
VIP assembly each Friday
- Patrol the corridors
on my assigned days and times
- Report any issues to
SLT
- Prepare hall space
for assemblies and gatherings
- Support children at
lunchtimes in the dinner hall and escort year groups into the hall
- Report to Mrs
Matthews
Wish well buddies
What is expected of
us?
- Identify children
who have missed learning
- Take these children
to a quiet part of the classroom
- Share our learning
with them that they have missed
- Explain the learning
in as much detail as possible
- Answer any questions
they might have about the learning
- This job might
involve a few minutes of our break time
- Report to the Class
Teacher daily
Librarians
What is expected of
us?
- To ensure the
library is neat and tidy at all times
- To organise books
within the correct group/genre/topic
- To promote a love of
reading across the school
- To choose focus
books for display on a regular basis
- To gather pupil
voice about books they have enjoyed
- To report to Mrs
Homer
Playground leaders
What is expected of
us?
- Be prepared to give up some break and
lunchtimes
- Notice children who
are alone and not mixing and engage them in games.
- Escalate issue to an
appropriate adult if we unable to resolve
- Be Confident in
leading games across all year groups and uphold the rules.
- Ensure all
playground equipment is tidied in correct boxes and leave by the shed for
adults to put away. Not to enter the shed
- To report to Mr Lord
Wellbeing champions
To do this role you
need to be:
- Kind, caring and
flexible
- A good listener
- Reliable
- Have a good
understanding of your own and others feelings
- To be able to give
sensible and appropriate advice when needed
What is expected of
us?
- They will give up 1
or 2 break and lunchtimes per week.
- To wear the yellow
armband when on duty
- Understand when you
need support from an adult to help others
- Support or give
advice to anyone who is upset or hurt and to take them to an appropriate adult
if needed.
- Year 6 should give
support to and help year 5 as they are new to the role.
- Wear high-vis arm
band to make you visible
Digital leaders
What is expected of
us?
- To distribute iPads
and laptops to classes when required for Computing.
- To promote E-Safety,
- To work with special
visitors on United Learning Projects.
- KS2-two Digital
Leaders to be trained to work the music system/assembly slides.
- To report to Mr
Wilkinson.
Science ambassadors
What is expected of
us?
- supporting class
teachers in preparation for science lessons
- propose new ideas
for developing science in school
- helping to organise
and look after the school's science equipment
- support in
delivering future STEM clubs
- support and
contribution during science-themed assemblies
- encourage excitement
for science amongst all children
- To report to Miss
Edwards
Eco team
What is expected of
us?
- attendance at regular meetings to discuss
progress/next steps
- share the progress
of any work as part of the Eco Team with the school
- support in
Eco-related activities e.g. litter picking, planting in the school garden
- lead by example
through acts like recycling and encouraging others to do so
- Report to Miss
Edwards
School council
What is expected of
us?
- Prepare a speech to
class teacher and read it to the class to be elected.
- Listen and
contribute in meetings.
- Give up part of
Thursday lunchtimes, so that we can meet with other School Councillors.
- Take notes,
including important points during meetings.
- Report notes
accurately back to class.
- Help with
fundraising to improve the school.
- Make posters to
promote activities.
- Speak in assemblies.
- Be a positive, passionate
role model.
- To report to Mrs
Feane