Did you know that young people are allowed to be Associate Governors in England and Wales?
Here’s why it’s a great idea and how to go about setting it up.
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Student Governors
Sep 4
A brief guide on how to use your school council to link up with the local community and how to get the local community to help your school council.
Lanzarote vs. case studies
Aug 22
So Asher’s away in Lanzarote in 35 degree heat with the family, and I’m spending Saturday writing up good pupil voice case studies.
It’s all good though, there’s a lot of very good practice out there that other schools could learn from and it’s good to be doing some concrete research on pupil voice that works. [...]
