Broughton Primary has a Pupil Council, who's remit is to report to the Parent Council and tell us what would enhance their lives at school.  Their requests are often very small, but hugely important to them and we try our best to accommodate their wishes!  

In the past, this has been everything from a mirror in the boy's toilet, a sandpit, netball strips for the up and coming netball stars - to the latest gift, which was a big one

the interactive whiteboard.  

Our Parent Council's work is varied and good fun.  There is an opportunity for everyone to be involved, and the more the merrier!  

We divide ourselves into three sub-groups - fundraising, health and wellbeing and communications.  You can plant yourself firmly into one of these camps, or float between all three.  It really depends on what you feel you can contribute and where your interests lie.  

Just ask and we'll always listen to your ideas...we're always looking for inspiration!

The Parent Council leads a number of initiatives and we need help!  

We invite all parents to register their skills and interests or volunteer their time to help the school and the Parent Council.

As well as particular skills, we also need anyone with the enthusiasm to help! So please, get registered, and who knows, one day soon you might get 'the call'!   

Enter your details below if you’d like to register your skills.

Registering yourself places you under no obligation.

From time to time, the Council may benefit from comment, advice, or help from, for instance, someone with knowledge of the planning process, or traffic police, or a photographer, or leaflet design, or a bouncy castle, or running a stall, just about anything !

This register allows us to get to the source, quickly!  

The pupils and staff, with help from a number of hugely committed and enthusiastic parents, helped Broughton Primary achieve Green Flag status in 2009.  

The children are proud of their well tended vegetable garden, which provides ingredients for the occasional bowl of delicious soup!  

They also created a 'mini beast' garden at the side of the school, which provides a home for lots of little beasties.

For more information on our Green Flag

status please CLICK HERE.  For more info

on Eco-Schools click the image above.

• To support the school in its work with the pupils
• To represent the views of all parents
• To encourage links and promote partnerships between the school, pupils, parents, pre-school groups and the wider community
• To report back to all the parents in the school
• To support the school and pupils during school inspections