Granard Primary School
"Growing together; Achieving together"
Ready
Responsible
Respectful
Resourceful
Resilient
Reflective
We are well prepared for our learning
We strive to make the right choices
We value and appreciate others
We think outside the box
We always persevere and never give up
We think about our learning and how to improve
School Council
School Council Representatives
Granard Primary School
2024 - 2025
| Class | Boys | Girls |
| 1A McKee | Alfie | Zara |
| 2S Foreman | Ezekiel | Aliyah |
| 3F Murphy | Musawwir | India |
| 3B King-Smith | Isaac | Lacey |
| 4M Dahl | Elijah | Lara |
| 5G Morpurgo | Rayan | Tia |
| 5M Wilson | Abdelmalek | Amelia |
| 6B Pullman | Love'el | Aisha |
| 6D Rowling | Amir | Holly |
Granard Charity Partners
Granard School Council have chosen three new charities to support throughout this academic year. Please click on the logos for more information about each charity.
Our local Charity providing emergency food, support and advice to local people who are experiencing financial hardship.
Our regional Charity based in London, Glass Door coordinates The UK's largest network of open-access services for people affected by homelessness. Year-round, people find advice and support to end their homelessness through trained caseworkers based at partnering drop-in centres.
Our national Charity that was set up in 1989 to support children with cancer and their families.
What is the School Council
At the start of the academic year classes from Year 1 to 6 elected two school council representatives, one girl and one boy.
The School Council representatives are integral to life at Granard because they:
- help each and every pupil have a say in the running of the school
- provide a link between the pupils, the teachers, Mrs Grigg and the Governors
- share the pupils' thoughts, ideas and concerns about the school
- help to make decisions on important events in the school year
The School Council, which is led by Miss Breeze, meets twice a term. Each class has a school council book in which they can record any notes from the meetings. Items discussed in school council meetings are then presented to the remainder of the student body during whole class PSHE and circle time lessons.