Pupil Voice
Pupil voice at Laceby Stanford Primary Academy means a whole-school commitment to listening to the views, wishes and experiences of all of our pupils. It places value on what children tell school staff about their experiences.
Pupils are provided with meaningful opportunities to share their experiences, views and hopes about their school and know that it is safe and that it is important for them to express their views on what happens at school. Through our regular meetings and class discussions, pupils know that what they say is valued and will be listened to and considered.
Pupil Voice Outlines
Pupil Interview Panel
A huge thank you to our fantastic Pupil Voice team for leading and delivering the pupil interview panel for our principal candidates.
You represented our school brilliantly, asking thoughtful questions with confidence and maturity. We are incredibly proud of the professionalism and insight you showed throughout the process—your voices truly matter! 👏
Friday Tuck Shop - More freshly made treats to share.
This time Blossom class decided to make Cinnamon Swirls for the children to enjoy. There were lots of satisfied customers as they were extremely tasty!
Tuck shop treats
Friday break times are always something to look forward to as the KS2 children have the opportunity to have items from the tuck shop. This week’s treats were freshly made pizzas and jellies. I wonder what we will have in store for us next week?
The votes are in....!
A huge welcome to our newly appointed Head Pupils who received the most votes across the school after the Head Pupil Assembly on Friday.
They have already delved into their responsibilities and are looking forward to representing Stanford school and the pupils this year!!
Head Pupils
The year 6 pupils were incredible on Friday as they delivered their speeches to run for head pupil. A large number of pupils had nominated themselves for this responsibility and we will find out this week which oupils were lucky enough to receive the most votes.
It was the perfect day to be running the vote as it was near International Day of Democracy. We are so proud of all of the pupils and were so impressed by the thought and effort that had gone into all of the speeches and other preparations. Pupil voice is so important to us, as a Rights Respecting school. Good luck to all of you and well done!