Pupil voice in schools means a whole-school commitment to listening to the views, wishes and experiences of all children and young people. It means placing value on what children and young people tell school staff about their experiences.

Main aims

• To improve behaviour on the playground.

• To provide a safe area for children to practise their social skills.

• To develop friendships between pupils.

• To encourage problem solving.

• To teach pupils appropriate skills and games.

• To be a good role model for their peers.