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St Peter's Elwick C of E Primary

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A very warm welcome to St. Peter’s Elwick Church of England Primary School. This website will tell you lots about us but please do get in touch if you would like to know more.  It is an enormous privilege…

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Trust Parliament 2026-27
A huge congratulations to our two Year 6 candidates for winning the class vote and securing their place as Trust Parliament representatives! Their speeches were thoughtful and packed with fantastic ideas for the year ahead. We are incredibly proud of everyone who took part, with all pupils showing great courage, enthusiasm and effort throughout the election process.

Our Trust Parliament representatives have also enjoyed their first meeting. They joined pupils from across the trust at Grange Primary to launch this year's theme, 'Building Belonging'. Together, they explored what it means to truly belong and shared brilliant ideas about what pupils might see, hear and feel in a welcoming and inclusive school community.

The children also connected with other schools via Zoom to learn about their projects and plans for the year ahead. To top it all off, they took part in a range of public speaking activities and represented our school wonderfully. ⭐

Well done to all involved. We can't wait to see the positive impact our representatives have this year!
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Trust Parliament 2026-27
A huge congratulations to our two Year 6 candidates for winning the class vote and securing their place as Trust Parliament representatives! Their speeches were thoughtful and packed with fantastic ideas for the year ahead. We are incredibly proud of everyone who took part, with all pupils showing great courage, enthusiasm and effort throughout the election process.
 
Our Trust Parliament representatives have also enjoyed their first meeting. They joined pupils from across the trust at Grange Primary to launch this years theme, Building Belonging. Together, they explored what it means to truly belong and shared brilliant ideas about what pupils might see, hear and feel in a welcoming and inclusive school community.
 
The children also connected with other schools via Zoom to learn about their projects and plans for the year ahead. To top it all off, they took part in a range of public speaking activities and represented our school wonderfully. ⭐
 
Well done to all involved. We cant wait to see the positive impact our representatives have this year!Image attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment
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