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Agents for Change and House Captains

At Great Kimble C of E School we promote Fundamental British Vales and teach the children about the 'Rule of Law'. One of the ways we do this is to hold democratic votes to appoint our Agents for Change and House Captains. 

Agents for Change 2024-25

Year 1 - Bea    Year 2 - Fayette   Year 3 - Emily   Year 4 - Mia   

Year 5 - Sophie  Year 6 - Luna

 

Agents for Change are a group created to ensure positive change in themselves, their community and the planet.

We meet weekly to discuss what we can do and take action.

We follow our toolkit of windows, mirrors and doors.

We consider what we need as individuals, what the community needs and the UN goals.

As a small school, we also take on roles which would usually be undertaken by school council, eco warriors and junior leadership teams.

Agents for change are a group created to ensure positive change in themselves, their community and the planet.

We meet weekly to discuss what we can do and take action.

We follow our toolkit of windows, mirrors and doors.

We consider what we need as individuals, what the community needs and the UN goals.

As a small school, we also take on roles which would usually be undertaken by school council, eco warriors and junior leadership teams.

 

Hawks: Freddie (captain) and Isla (vice)

Eagles: Michael (captain) and Samuel (vice)

Kites: Edith (captain) and Phoebe (vice)

Falcons: Luna (captain) and Ayla (vice)

 

The school Houses were introduced in September 2022 as we welcomed our first year 6 cohort to the the school. Pupils were chosen by their classmates to represent one of four Houses. The children, parents, staff and governors then put forward suggestions for House names, which were then voted on. With a landslide vote the Houses were then names after British birds.

 

The role of House and Vice House Captains are ones of privilege, pride and responsibility. They are more than just a title and badge and require dedication and commitment for an entire year.

 

House Captains Job Description

Characteristics of House and Vice House Captains

Polite and well-mannered

Organised and committed

A confident speaker

Well-presented in uniform and appearance

Able to liaise and converse with staff, students and the wider community

Desire to act responsibly and to be a role model for other students

Be caring, mature and honest.

We expect you:

To be a positive role model and ambassador for the school, demonstrating our school values (forgiveness, endurance, hope, thankfulness, respect, love)

To be enthusiastic and committed to the House System at Chesterton Primary School

To be friendly and positive with all students, particularly within your House

To be part of the team of House Captains who work together to achieve success for all.

Attendance is in line with school and government expectations

Role Description

Duties:

Lead and support the children of your House in a variety of House Competitions

Help organise and lead regular House Meetings

Collect, monitor and announce Kimble Stars

Inspire the children of your House

Be an excellent role model in behaviour, attitude and dress at all times

Be available for ‘out of school’ events such as fetes, after school clubs etc.

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