Meet your Pupil Leadership Team

Hello, 

We are your Pupil Leadership Team. We were democratically chosen in a vote amongst all of our Year 6 peers.

Every Friday you will see us welcoming parents to the Brunshaw’s Best assembly and, during the afternoon, watering all the plants in school. We will also be representing the school at lots of events and coordinating the other Year Six Monitors. 

Alolow us to introduce ourselves:

Hi, I'm Charlie and I am in Hawthorn Class. My favourite thing to do is play football. I am proud to be a member of the Pupil Leadership Team because I want to help the school improve and get better.

Hi, I'm Alfie and I l.ove to play rugby. I play full contact and I play for Belvedere Rugby Union Footbal Club B. Being part of the Pupil Leadership Team means a lot to me and I am proud to be part of it.

Hi, my name is Sophia. I am in Elder Class. My main hobby is football. i enjoy my role in the Pupil Leadership Team because I like helping around school and taking care of all the children and staff. I think it is important in my role to make sure everything is right.

Hi, my name is Dylan and I am also in Elder Class. My hobbies are running and drawing. In the Pupil Leadership Team I enjoy helping in assemblies and an important part of the role is showing guests around.

Thank you for choosing us to be Brunshaw’s Pupil Leadership Team.  

Student Bodies and Ambassadors

As students at Brunshaw, we love to be involved in all areas of the school and alongside the Head Boy, Head Girl and deputies, we have a number of different Student Bodies and Ambassadors who help with decision making, fund raising, student wellbeing, reading, musicality, online safety and much more.

Click on the links below to see who we are and what we have been up to lately:

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