The Schools' Parliament
All Schools that have a School or Pupil Council can send members to the school parliament meetings.
Members of the Schools' Parliament (MSP's) then report back to their own schools, about the meetings.
MSP's receive training, at 'inset' days, which gives them a better understanding of the meetings.
Pupils can be elected for posts such as, Prime Minister or Education minister.
For more information please contact:
Sue Shinkfield,
Senior Effectiveness Officer,
Children's Services,
Liverpool City Council,
Municipal Buildings,
Dale Street,
Liverpool,
L2 2DH.
Telephone: 0151 233 8259.
e-mail: sue.shinkfield@liverpool.gov.uk
Who Are The Ministers?
Lower House (Primary Schools)
Prime Ministers
Rudston, Arnot,
Culture Ministers
Barlows, Emmaus,
Education Ministers
Lawrence, Barlows,
Environment Ministers
St Silas, St Silas,
Health Ministers
Wavertree CE, St Oswald's,
Sport Ministers
Dovedale, King David,
City Centre Ministers
Ranworth, Hope Valley,
Employment and Industry Ministers
Emmaus, King David and St Oswald's,
Regeneration Ministers
Faith, Arnot,
Transport Ministers
Ranworth, Rudston,
Disability Ministers
Hope Valley, Faith,
Fair Trade Ministers
St John's, Dovedale
Upper House (Secondary Schools)
Prime Ministers
St Margaret's High, Gateacre,
Prime Ministers of the Special Schools
Sandfield Park, Ashfield,
Culture Ministers
SFX, SFX,
Education Ministers
Gateacre, Ashfield,
Environment Ministers
Broughton Hall, SFX,
Health Ministers
SFX, St Hilda's,
Sport Ministers
Campion, Campion,
City Centre Ministers
Broadgreen High, Broughton Hall,
Employment and Industry Ministers
Campion, Broadgreen High,
Regeneration Ministers
St Hilda's, St Hilda's,
Transport Minister
Broadgreen High,
Disability Ministers
Broadgreen High, Sandfield Park,
Fair Trade Ministers
SFX, St Margaret's High.
MSP's talk about what affects children and young people in Liverpool.
They discuss what the Council is planning to do, and what can be done in the future, to make things better.
MSP's arrange meetings, which senior council officers attend.
Also see also the Schools' Council's web page.
Former Executive Director of Children's Services, Colin Hilton (Now Chief Executive), engages in
discussion with the Schools' Parliament Members.