Useful Links

• What's cooking in the school dining area
• School activities and clubs
• Merit awards
• My maths (external link)
• Bitesize revision (external link)
• Revision time (external link)
• Year 8 Keyboard task (Eine Dleine)
• Year 8 Options Booklet (updated 01-02-2010)
• Information for Year 9/10 Parents - Options

Student Council

Rossett School students are encouraged to realise their maximum potential and to contribute to school, community and society. Two members of the student council are elected from each year group (one girl and one boy). The council meets monthly with the Headteacher and Deputy Head. The Head Girl and Head Boy represent the 6th form committee.

Student leaders have the responsibility to be positive role models. Student councils play a vital role in the democratic process.

The council objectives are:

• To create a stronger relationship between the students and the staff
• To foster leadership skills within the student body.
• To develop an awareness of the student council within the student body.
• To encourage student initiatives to support Rossett School policies and practices

Responsibilities:

• To provide a forum for students to discuss their views/opinions
• To provide representation of the student views.
• To act as a barometer of student opinion.
• To better the school environment.
• To serve as a spokesperson for the concerns of groups and individuals.
• To promote school and community service projects.
• To stimulate student interest in school activities and promote school spirit.
• To work with the staff of Rossett School in the development of policies.

Latest meeting minutes HERE

Tuesday drop-in sessions

We run a a special drop-in centre in the first aid rooms run by the School Nurse, Jane McIntosh, on a Tuesday lunchtime. This is an open house session for anyone who needs help or information about any health related issues. No appointment is needed, pupils can just come along on the day. If you are worried about any health issues then this is your chance to ask the expert. The Centre is open all lunchtime.

Lost property

All student property should be clearly named. Lost property is managed by the First Aid & Health Manager who keeps lost items in the First Aid area adjacent to reception.

Named items will be returned to the rightful owner. Non-named items will be stored for a period of time after which they will be disposed of or washed and sold second hand or used as loan items.

The school has no insurance for items lost by, or stolen from, pupils. The school can only be considered liable for any loss should an employee have specifically accepted responsibility for the safe-keeping of the lost or stolen item. Valuable items or significant sums of money should not normally be brought to school. Should this be necessary they should be given to a teacher or the Finance Office for safe keeping.