We have a system of "peer budding" in our school.
Children are chosen by staff and are known as Monitors.
Monitors are regarded as
responsible and caring pupils who assist staff and
befriend children during playtimes and lunchtimes.
Book Monitors look after all
the books in school; Sports and Equipment Monitors help
staff with equipment; whilst Office Monitors are office
helpers; Computing Monitors support computing and
information technology and Environment Monitors help to
look after the environment.
Ambassadors are our tour
guides and meet and greet visitors.
Children have to apply in
writing for the post and have to sign a contract as
these are very responsible positions.
It is both an honour and a
privilege to be chosen as one of our Monitors and
children are very proud of such roles of responsibility.
Please click on the links below to view this year's
Mentors.
This
helps our children to build up independence,
responsibility and accountability skills - all vital
workplace and employability skills.
These jobs used to
be called 'Caps' and the chosen child would wear a
coloured cap but at the request of the children, the
job titles were changed in September 2018 to
something that the children viewed as being more
supportive and so 'Caps' became 'Monitors.'
|