School Council
School councils play an important role in giving pupils a voice and helping them take an active part in school life. By representing their classmates and sharing ideas, pupils feel a strong sense of ownership and pride in their school community. Being part of a school council encourages responsibility, as children learn to make decisions, listen to others, and work together to make positive changes. This sense of belonging and involvement helps pupils feel valued and confident, knowing they can help shape their school’s future.
School Council
At Abermorddu, our school council play an important role in what our pupils want in school and it help them contribute to decisions that improve school life. Council members listen to ideas and suggestions from their classmates and share them in meetings with staff. They help plan events, support fundraising, and promote positive changes around the school. Through this role, pupils learn teamwork, leadership, and how to make responsible decisions that benefit everyone.
Eco Council
At Abermorddu, we are proud to show our Platinum Eco Council status. This could not be done without our enthusiastic Eco Council. The role of the eco council in primary schools is to help make the school more environmentally friendly and raise awareness about sustainability. Eco council members work together to promote recycling, reduce waste, save energy, and care for nature in and around the school. They lead projects, organise activities like litter picks and eco days, and encourage everyone to make small changes that help the planet. This gives pupils a sense of responsibility, teamwork, and pride in protecting their environment.
Health and Well-being Council
The role of the Health and Well-being Council in Abermorddu CP School is to promote healthy lifestyles and positive well-being for all pupils and staff, in line with the Curriculum for Wales. Members of the council help plan activities that support physical health, mental well-being, and emotional resilience, such as fitness challenges, mindfulness sessions, and healthy eating campaigns. They listen to the ideas of their classmates and work with staff to make the school a happy, supportive, and safe place for everyone. Through this role, pupils develop leadership, empathy, and a strong sense of responsibility for their school community.
Digital Leaders
The role of digital leaders in Abermorddu CP School is to support the use of technology in line with the Curriculum for Wales and help promote digital competence across the school. Digital leaders assist teachers and pupils with devices, encourage safe and responsible online behaviour, and help raise awareness of key issues such as cyber safety and digital wellbeing. They may lead assemblies, help run coding clubs, or create resources to support learning. This role gives pupils the chance to develop leadership, teamwork, and a sense of responsibility in helping their school become confident and safe in the digital world.
Criw Cymraeg
The role of the Criw Cymraeg in Abermorddu CP School is to promote the use of the Welsh language across the school, supporting the goals of the Cymraeg Campus initiative. Members of the Criw Cymraeg encourage everyone to use Welsh in daily routines, lead Welsh assemblies, organise fun activities like Welsh phrase of the week, and help celebrate special events such as Shwmae Day and Eisteddfodau. Their work helps to create a positive Welsh language culture in school, giving pupils a sense of pride, responsibility, and ownership in helping Wales become a truly bilingual nation.
