Category: involver blog

• RT @sele98: i would like to sit in on an elementary school student council meeting every day. almost as good as kindergarten therapy. #
• Recommended @scyne to @MrTweet 'A real expert on school councils, citizenship and student voice, but also a great mu…' http://bit.ly/uHhHn #
• @PatParslow Found you through @MrTweet. Looking forward to your tweets! #
• @amptowerhamlets No problem, thanks for having me there, a great (even historic) event. Looking forward to next year. #

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• @damoward will you post a link to the pupil voice videos once they're up please? #dsclc in reply to damoward #

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• Just been helping Leicestershire with planning their school council training. Some primary schools are in for a treat in November! #
• RT @FifeWOW: Pondering this: What is our motive in acquiring student voice; to confirm OUR thinking or to gain NEW understanding? #
• .@FifeWOW hopefully doesn't take too much pondering. #
• .@FifeWOW That's not to say there aren't a fair few engaged in #studentvoice who shouldn't spend some time doing just that! #
• Does your school have a written policy on pupil involvement in decision-making? Which country? Please RT #

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• @schoolgate It was NCB, there'll be presentations and things up on their site soon – I haven't had a chance to blog yet, but will soon. in reply to schoolgate #
• RT @RosBarber: HE Youth Council: Childrens' rights being ignored by the #Children, Schools & Families Select Committee http://bit.ly/2xgqWR #

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• @schoolgate It was NCB, there'll be presentations and things up on their site soon – I haven't had a chance to blog yet, but will soon. in reply to schoolgate #
• RT @RosBarber: HE Youth Council: Childrens' rights being ignored by the #Children, Schools & Families Select Committee http://bit.ly/2xgqWR #

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