Rights Respecting ambassadors
Our Rights Respecting Ambassadors play an important role in shaping school life. Acting as the pupil voice and part of the school council, they are responsible for making decisions that impact all aspects of school life. These ambassadors represent the views and opinions of their classmates, ensuring that every pupil has a say in how the school develops and operates.
The Rights Respecting Ambassadors meet fortnightly to discuss and review the action plan they have developed together. This plan guides their efforts in promoting rights and respect across the school community. One of their key focuses this year is The Right to Play—a project aimed at improving the outdoor experience for all. Through this initiative, they are working to create more opportunities for play and enjoyment, ensuring that every child can make the most of their time outside.
Their role is vital in ensuring that pupil voices are heard and respected, making them a key part of our school’s mission to foster a positive and inclusive environment.
Our Wood Wharf Rights are:
Article 12 – The right to be heard
Article 15 – The right to play
Article 19 – The right to be safe
Article 24 – The right to be healthy
Article 28 – The right to learn
Our Rights Respecting ambassadors are:
