Junior Leadership Team
What is a Junior Leadership Team?
Our Junior Leadership Team (JLT) is a group of students who are elected to represent the views of all pupils and work together to improve our school. We follow a democratic process to elect the Leaders. If pupils wish to become a Junior Leader, they must complete a short manifesto expressing why they feel they will be an excellent member of the team and ways they will ensure the best outcomes for pupils at Mulgrave. They then present their views to their class and a secret vote takes place. Junior Leaders must model our School Values at all times and should be role models for the rest of the school.
What do the Junior Leadership Team do?
The Junior Leadership Team meet staff every two weeks and discuss issues that are important to the children. They are also involved in gaining pupil voice, completing learning walks and looking through books. They provide a unique insight into what is working well in the school and ways that adults can improve the provision at Mulgrave for the children.
The Junior Leadership Team meet with the governing body regularly to share their work with them. They also have an input into the monitoring of the impact of the changes and improvements across the school.
The pupils talk confidently about the role in setting the class behaviour expectations and are clear about the sanctions and rewards, understand the difference between right and wrong and the importance of fairness.
Who are the Junior Leadership Team?
At Mulgrave we have two representatives for each year group, one girl and one boy, that form our Junior Leadership Team.
