Head Pupils and School Council 2020 - 2021
Miss Cross
Miss Cross has worked at Copdock School since 2007. She has a degree in Early child hood studies as well as a Masters degree in Education. Miss Cross is the school SENCO and holds the National SENCO Award as well as being the lead teacher for outdoor learning, Forest School and Foundation Stage. She can usually be found in the copse or on the allotment!
Mrs Robinson
Mrs Robinson has worked at Bentley School for over three years now and previously worked at Copdock School for over 12 years. She is English Lead across both schools and also leads music and singing. She teaches Y5 and Y6 in Adders Class. She loves being part of such a small, family and community-minded school and enjoys the challenge of teaching the older children!
Mrs Austin
Head Pupils and School Council
Both schools have an active School Council that meet weekly to help make decisions for the schools. They run a school council shop, organise fund raising charity days and deliver assemblies highlighting key issues to the rest of the pupils. They meet with staff to make decisions and meet with Governors to review policies.
Please see each school's individual page for further information and future plans.
Head Pupils
Following formal interviews, two pupils are appointed as Head Pupils for the year. They work alongside Mrs Austin to monitor and evaluate school provision, identifying next step actions to meet the priorities of the School Development Plan. Part of this position includes reviewing safeguarding procedures and ensuring our schools are safe and happy places. Head Pupils meet at least termly with Governors and feedback findings through written reports and attendance at meetings. This is a very important role withi school and a copy of the job description can be found on this page for information.
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