School Pupil Governors
Our school recognises the importance of the child’s voice and making them part of the decision making process. The school has School Pupil Governors made up of elected class representatives from Years 4, 5 and 6. Our Pupil Governors represent children's voice across school and are involved in keeping the school a safe place to be.
Meet Brierley's 2025-2026 Pupil Governors.
September 2025
- Pupil Governors selected
- Badges received and discussion about their important role in school.
- Preparation to promote and judge a school road safety competition.
October 2025
- Represented the school to greet Crewe Alex during their visit to Brierley.
- Judged the road safety poster competition.
- Updated the child friendly safeguarding policy.
- Helped launch the school poppy appeal.
November 2025
- Shared pupil voice regarding golden time activities in school
- Shared pupil voice on upcoming Christmas 'challenges' in school
- Met with Mr Parker - Brierley's safeguarding governor to share pupil voice.
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Mr Parker asked the pupil governors a range of safeguarding questions about Brierley: Do you feel safe when you are at school? Can you tell me why? Is there anywhere in the school where you do not feel safe? If so, where and why? Do you know how to get help if you are being bullied or if you see someone else being bullied? Are you aware of the adults in school you can go to if you need help or support? Have you been taught about how to keep yourself safe online and offline? Do you know what to do if someone makes you feel uncomfortable online? Do you feel that bullying is taken seriously by teachers and staff? Are there ways for you to report bullying or concerns anonymously? Do you feel included and respected by other pupils and staff at school? Are there any groups of pupils who might feel less safe or included than others? If you could change one thing to make the school safer, what would it be? Do you have any suggestions for how staff could help pupils feel safer or more supported? Is there anything else you’d like to share about your experience of safety and wellbeing at school? |
