Pupil Leadership Team- look at how brilliant our school is!
2022 - 2023
Our Sub-Teams
We have now set up our sub-teams within the P.L.T so we all having an area to help lead.
Curriculum Champions
We will be looking at the quality of education throughout school.
Spencer 6L, Gracie 4S, George 5B and Parker 4V.
Attitude Ambassadors
We will be looking at behaviour and attitudes throughout school.
Sophia 3F, Harry 5S, Harry 6W and Eva 5I.
Well-being Warriors
We will be looking at personal development.
Maisey 4R, Amelia 3N, Millie 6R and April M 3R.
Meet the team!
The Pupil Leadership Team do London!
The school Pupil Leadership Team would like our children to enter The Show Racism the Red Card School Competition. The Show Racism the Red Card (SRtRC) School Competition is free to enter! We want our children to think about racism and produce their own work about this serious issue. An independent panel of judges select the winning entries and winners are invited to a special Awards Ceremony at a Premier League Stadium. Prizes are presented by special guests including current and former professional footballers. This is a unique opportunity for schools to proactively demonstrate their commitment to equality and tackling racism by taking part in the UK’s largest equalities themed school competition. To enter Complete an entry and return to school no later than Monday 27th February 2023. Your child can design a t-shirt, front and back or your child can create a piece of art work (artwork must not exceed A3 size) Good Luck! We can’t wait to see your entries.
The PLT will be selling poppy items to raise money for The Royal British Legion, week commencing 7th November 2022!
2021 - 2022
WOW! What a day. The Pupil Leadership Team representing school outside No.10 following our most recent visit to Parliament.
We entered the local scarecrow competition at Garden King (our local garden centre). The children worked really hard to create 'Monty and the Madhatter Tea Party'. Their hard work paid off - winning 3rd place overall and receiving a £50.00 voucher to spend.
We DID it! We raised the funds for our school defibrillator. Thank you to all of our sponsorship.
Our Sub-Teams
We have now set up our sub-teams within the P.L.T so we all having an area to help lead.
Curriculum Champions
We will be looking at the quality of education throughout school.
Sophia, Scarlett and Maycie.
Attitude Ambassadors
We will be looking at behaviour and attitudes throughout school.
Toby, Eloise, Mila and Sophia.
Well-being Warriors
We will be looking at personal development.
Henry, Freya, Grace, Isabella, Imogen and Poppy.
We have been busy looking through new applications from children across school eager to join the PLT! We have now decided on our new members and Mrs Driver will be announcing these in lower school assembly on Thursday 14th October and upper school assembly on Friday 15th October 2021. Thank you for all of the applications that were submitted. The whole team will be meeting every Monday lunchtime moving forward to discuss arising matters across school. This will include meetings about the curriculum, personal development, resources available in school, fundraising and much more. If you have any ideas or suggestions that you would like the PLT to discuss, please come and talk to us.
Welcome back! We are so happy to be back in action and undertake our PLT roles and responsibilities. We need new recruits, as members have moved on to secondary schools. We will be sending out a letter with an application form which needs to be completed and returned to school by Friday 1st October 2021. We look forward to reading through them and inviting you to join the team. Stay tuned for exciting updates to come.... Grace, Sophia and Miss Campbell.
2020 - 2021
This year has not quite got off to the same start for the Pupil Leadership Team. However, the members of the team have been busy working hard in school and helping to promote their sub-teams. Our Curriculum looks great and the children comment on how much they are enjoying their topics. We are all adhering to the THRIVE approach in school to help support emotional well-being. Each week the class teachers will choose a Positive Person for one of the six characteristics (Penny Pride, Rocky Resilience, Coco Creativity, Reggie Reflection, Iggy Independence or Coral and Carter Collaboration) which supports our attitudes towards our learning.
We are hoping that we will be able to go back to our weekly meetings soon and fundraising events! We will keep you posted.
Thank you Miss Campbell and the PLT members.
Update
Over the next two weeks the PLT sub-teams will be meeting with members of the Senior Leadership Team to discuss areas throughout school. The curriculum champions will be meeting with Mr Goodman to look at how the curriculum is delivered in school. All of the PLT will be spending a day with Mrs Driver looking at lessons, books and behaviour. They will be looking at all of the amazing learning which takes place at NCJS. As well as this the well-being warriors will be meeting up with Mrs Wardle to discuss personal development of the children at NCJS. The attitude ambassador's will be meeting with Miss Campbell to discuss behaviour at what children's attitude towards learning looks like.
The PLT are still working on ideas for fundraising events to raise money towards our school defibrillator. If you have any cool suggestions please see a member of the PLT so that they can discuss them at their next meeting on Monday 27th January at 12:30pm.
Children in Need at Newhall! The Pupil Leadership Team worked tirelessly hard to ensure that the fundraising at Newhall raised lots of pennies. Well done to all of the children who helped to raise over £500.00! 🤩
Our Sub-Teams
We have now set up our sub-teams within the P.L.T so we all having an area to help lead.
Curriculum Champions
We will be looking at the quality of education throughout school.
Lily, Poppy, Grace and Sophia
Attitude Ambassadors
We will be looking at behaviour and attitudes throughout school.
Olivia, Georgina, Freya and Noah
Well-being Warriors
We will be looking at personal development.
Alice, Lola, Connie and Sophie
Update
Welcome back after the Summer break, we do hope you had lots of fun. The Pupil Leaderhsip team is up and running again with new recruits! They are keen to to get busy and help develop school further. Keep checking in for updates and if you have any suggestions please ask your child to have a chat with them throughout the school day at some point.
The 2019-2020 Team
Update
Don't forget that the PLT are holding a Bake Sale for Red Nose Day on Friday 15th March during playtime. Children can bake a cake and sale it for 50p a slice, all money raised will go towards the charity. The PLT will also choose a Star Baker from each year group! After school there will also be an opportunity to splat some teachers with a wet sponge for only 20p a go! Again all money will go towards the charity. 
Remember the children can also come in their own clothes on this day, if they would like to.
Update
This half term the Pupil Leadership Team have been busy working on lots of projects within school, such as a bird watching competition. The Pupil Leadership Team have been collating all of the information, collected by the children at N.C.J.S and will be submitting it to RSPB, fingers crossed we win!
As well as this the team have been coming up with ideas for Red Nose Day (15th March 2019) and will be sending out a leaflet for children, parents and carers with all of the information included.
Week beginning 4th February. The team also met with Mrs Driver. They discussed the bird watching competition, reading ideas for at home and also a healthy tuck shop! Following this meeting the team created a questionnaire and all children's view points were gathered. The team are currently work on the findings to feedback to Mrs Driver... watch this space!
Next half term the children will be fundraising for Red Nose Day and also raising awareness for World Autism Day. The children are also very excited as they are going to be carrying out some learning walks with the senior leadership. It will give the children the opportunity to see the children at Newhall working hard and having lots of fun in their lessons.
Update
Update
This year for Children in Need we held a Great British Newhall Bake Off for all of the children and had a fantastic response. There were lots of cake entries making it very difficult for the Pupil Leadership Team to choose a winning cake. They were all very delicious and looked amazing! Here are the winning bakers...
Year 3 and Year 4
1st Place: Madelyn I
2nd Place: Jayden S
3rd Place: Matthew Mansfield
Year 5 and Year 6
1st Place: Harry P
2nd Place: Rohan and Mason P
3rd Place: Harry and Freddie S
As well as the children baking cakes, they have brought in pennies for Pudsey and wore their spots to support Children in Need! A huge well done to everyone that took part! Please take a look at some of the photographs from what has been a huge success. All of the cakes went down a treat at playtime and there was not a single crumb left in sight. We will let you know the overall total of how much money N.C.J.S raised for Children in Need.
Sub teams
PLT meeting notes September 2018
Newsletter by Zak and Lily
N.C.J.S is the place to be!
The team together 😀
12.10.18 P.L.T meeting to take place.
Watch this space for any updates from the meeting.
Big shout out to the team that met some parents and our parent governor earlier on this month. They introduced themselves with confidence and talked about the Pupil Leadership Team with pride. Well done!
Our first Pupil Leadership Team meeting is due to take place on Friday (14th September) and the children are very excited. They have been busy talking to the children of NCJS on the playground and they have been gathering ideas in their leadership books. Myself and Mrs Weaver cannot wait to get started and hear what the children have been finding out.
Our newly appointed Pupil Leadership are very excited to further improve school with the senior leadership team. Please share any ideas with them and they will bring them to our weekly meetings.
