Friday 21 June 2013

We met the Mayor!

On Thursday 12th June our school council went to the Municipal building to visit Mr. Doug Williams the Mayor of RCT and his wife. They were very nice and answered all our questions. Mr Williams has been Mayor for a year; he was elected by councillors on 21st May 2012. He has lived in Rhydyfelin and Glyncoch and wanted to become Mayor because he cares about the people living in Pontypridd. He supports and raises money for a cystic fibrosis charity, a prostrate cancer charity and the CRY charity (heart disease in the young). He has met a lot of people during his time as Mayor including Prince Charles and Camilla, Desmond Tutu, Nelson Mandela, the Duke of Kent, the countess of Wessex and the Queen, he actually went to the Queens garden party! but his favourite part of being Mayor is meeting and talking to children. He said although being Mayor has been hard work he has really enjoyed it and wishes it could last longer. He would like to change a lot about Pontypridd town centre but said it is difficult to get funding to achieve what he would like to achieve. We also visited Mr. Williams’s chambers and when we finished asking our questions we had orange juice and biscuits. We really enjoyed ourselves and thought Mr. Williams and his wife were very nice. 

Thursday 11 April 2013

Games for wet play

March 2013

The School Council have been asked by the children in Years 1,2,3 and 4 if they could have some new wet play games.  After consulting with the children and their teachers, the council have ordered games out of the School Council budget.  The games should be in delivered during April 2013.

Posters for Dog Fouling

March 2013

The children and parents have expressed their concerns about the amount of dog fouling that is present in the local community.  The School Council are currently making posters to go outside on the school gates to encourage people to clean up after their dog.

100% Attendance Cards

March 2013

The school council had agreed to make 100% Attendance cards that enable children to be first in the queue for their dinner.