
Our two Child MPS went to the Houses of Parliament last week to represent the school at the Children's Parliament. Inspired by the life and legacy of Sir David Amess, the Children’s Parliament gives children the opportunity to learn about Parliament, debate real issues and take part in meaningful democratic processes.
The motion debated was "That the Children's Parliament has considered how schools can better hear and respond to the voices of children with disabilities." Both children prepared and gave speeches on the issue. What an honour it was to accompany these two passionate and driven young men as they made their voices heard. Well done boys - we are incredibly proud of you!