Pupil Voice describes ways in which the pupils of Turnbull High School can give opinions, take action and influence decisions that affect our School Community. Pupil Voice is very important in helping the School develop in ways which help it best serve our young people.
Each House will be represented by their HOUSE CAPTAINS who collect information about pupil issues and then meet to discuss them with the SMT (and when required the Parent Council).
The Pupil Council have affected several changes in the running of the School such as the one way system, work of the canteen, etc.
The Pupil Council also act a “focus group” or management group for consultations on Whole School Issues such as:
To support the Pupil Council in making positive changes for young people, it has been provided with a budget to help them implement changes they have discussed.
The Rights Respecting Schools Committee (RRSC) is the steering group for the School’s work on the Rights Respecting School’s Award from UNICEF. To date, they have achieved the Recognition of Commitment Award and are working with all members of the School Community to further embed knowledge of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) and so progress to Level 1 Award status.
In addition to the targeted work from the Pupil Council and the Rights Respecting Schools Committee, the wider student body is also provided with opportunities to have their voice heard in the following ways.
