Morden Primary School
Pupil Leadership Team
We believe children becoming leaders has a positive impact on our school. Pupil Voice is essential at Morden and we have a strong PLT (Pupil Leadership Team). The PLT comprises of a Head Girl and Head Boy; Y6 House Captains (who lead the 5 hummingbird teams); Y5 Sports Leaders and our School council members. PLT regularly meet with the Senior Leadership team to share their ideas for school improvement.
Head Boy and Head Girl
The application process for Head Girl/Boy is rigorous and democratic. Year 6 children prepare a speech and deliver it to the whole school in an assembly detailing how they demonstrate Morden Values and why they would be a great leader. Each class and staff member then votes for one boy and one girl.
These children represent the school at events, show guests and visitors around, talk to parents and be responsible for organising events or development of other projects. They meet with the Senior Leadership team and discuss school matters from a pupil’s perspective.
Head Girl
Head Boy
Deputy Head Girl
Deputy Head Boy
House Captains
Each of the School’s Hummingbird Teams (Xantus, Zafira, Rufous, Comet and Firecrown) have two captains who are responsible for collecting team points, encouraging and motivating younger pupils in their houses. Year 6 children write a speech and deliver this to their entire hummingbird team (Reception – Year 6) who then vote for two children to represent their team for the year.
Comet
Firecrown
Rufous
Xantus
Zafiro
Computing Ambassadors
In 2024, we launched our Computing Ambassadors programme. The children chosen for this role were selected for their enthusiasm for computing and their exceptional knowledge. Their responsibilities included helping to keep the computer room tidy and equipment working, as well as running their own lunchtime computing club with the assistance of Miss Diamant and Mr Carrington.
Our new Computing Ambassadors for the 2025/26 academic year will be announced soon — watch this space!
Computing Ambassador
Computing Ambassador
Computing Ambassador
Computing Ambassador
School Council
Our School Council consists of representatives from each class from Years 1 to 6. Councillors are elected by their peers on an annual basis. The School Council then work together on changes that matter to them and the future of our school. Ideas are then shared back to the classes who, in turn, give contributions to be taken back to our next meeting. Ideas range from matters arising in classes, the whole school and also within the school’s community.
Y1
Y2
Y3
Y4
Y5
Y6
