Pupil Parliament

Pupil Parliament members met with Ms Holmes and Ms Wagstaff to share their successes this year, including organising charity fundraisers, deciding on our anti-bullying code and much more! They also shared ideas for September, inculding how we can use the outside area. 

 

Celebrating me at Mead!

Celebrating Me at Mead!

We are proud to celebrate what makes us, us!

Well done to everyone that took part, and thank you for sharing.

Children in Need Reminder

 

 Parents/Carers

Just a little reminder that Tomorrow (Friday 17th November) we will be celebrating Children in Need. The theme this year is being Spotacular and wearing spots. Pupil parliament are asking children to come to school wearing spots and bright colours. Any donations made will be collected by pupil parliament on the day.

Thank you.

Money raised for Saint Francis Hospice!

Thanks to your amazing generosity, Mead Primary raised a fantastic £420.63 for Saint Francis Hospice's Go Orange campaign! Pupil Parliament worked hard to spread the message around school and design posters to encourage donations to improve the lives of the patients and families of the hospice.

Pupil Parliament visit the Mayor!

Today, a few members of our Pupil Parliament were invited to visit the Mayor! We travelled into Romford on the bus, and arrived at the grand Town Hall. Children were lucky enough to ask the Mayor questions, and find out what being a mayor is like. Using gloves, they even got to hold the mace! They were treated to some juice and snacks before heading back on the bus. 

They all behaved amazingly and should be very proud -  the Mayor even commented on how well behaved the children were!

Turkey and Syria Earthquake appeal

Pupil Parliament counted the money raised for the earthquake appeal. The total was £183.23! This money will go to Unicef and will be used to help people in Turkey and Syria who need our help. 

Thank you for your kind donations.

Year 5 & 6 Road Safety show

 

We were delighted to host The Riot Act today. they were appointed by the Havering Road Safety Team to deliver a FREE C.S.I. Road Safety Theatre Event: ‘The Incident at Station Road’ to Mead Primary for Year 5 & 6 students.

This brand-new project promoted safe and sustainable travel in an interactive and unforgettable way, promoting essential safety practices when travelling around roads.

Turkey and Syria earthquake appeal

We have chosen to donate to Unicef in aid of the Turkey/Syria earthquake appeal. We would like to raise money to help children and families affected by the disaster. Our aim is to make a mile of coins so please donate any spare coins you have. We will be collecting the coins until Friday 3rd March. 

Thank you! 

From Pupil Parliament.

Pupil Parliament learning walk!

Last week, children in Pupil Parliament were grown ups for the afternoon and observed how children learn across the school. They took notes about how well children followed the Mead Creed, and will feedback to pupils and adults about what they found out.

Well done Pupil Parliament!

 

Anti-Bullying Week 2022

 

The children began their week wearing odds socks to school in support of Anti- Bullying week. The whole school then took part in an assembly to introduce this year’s theme 'Reach Out' and discussed why we continue to learn about how to support each other! We spoke about what bullying is, how we can make a difference and what our Anti- Bullying code is at Mead. The children can tell you all about the ABCs!

Our Pupil Parliament expressed that they would like to cover this topic further and will host their own assembly in the coming weeks. We are also very pleased to have West End in Schools delivering workshops throughout the next two weeks, to continue to highlight why it is important to speak out. Please keep looking at the website and Facebook for updates and pictures of what your child is doing.

Congratulations to our Yr5&6 School Leaders

 

Mexico class Pupil Parliament

 These children in Mexico class used the opportunity to write a speech and deliver it to the class on why they should be the representative for Pupil Parliament. The children and teachers had to vote on the two children they wanted to take up this role. The two winners will be announced next week. 

USA class Pupil Parliament candidates

 Well done to all the Pupil Parliament candidates from the USA class. They showed they were all worthy today and produced such thoughtful speeches.

A message from Pupil Parliament

Thank you to everyone who kindly donated coins to support school children in Ukraine. 

Together we raised an amazing £632.66 for Unicef's Ukraine appeal!

Thank you for supporting comic relief

On behalf of everyone at Mead we just wanted to say a HUGE thank you for showing your support and wearing red for comic relief today. The children all looked amazing, there was a sea of red from hair being dyed, face paints to red noses. Due to your incredible generosity we managed to raise an incredible £448.20 which will help support this amazing cause. Thank you again!

Message from Pupil Parliament

At Mead, we are so lucky to be able to be in school whereas lots of children in Ukraine are unable to attend school due to the current conflict. We decided that we would like to support children who are suffering by donating to UNICEF.  For every £80 raised, UNICEF can provide 20 children so they can continue their education. 

We would like everyone to bring in spare change (as much as you can). We will be collecting donations throughout the week. Let’s see how many children we can help!

Comic relief

Come and show your support for comic relief next Friday 18th March. At Mead we will be having a wear red for Red Nose Day. Children can come to school wearing something red, it can be anything from a t-shirt, pair of socks, a red nose anything red that you have can be worn! Any donations you can make towards this great cause will be much appreciated.