Student Parliament

At the academy we want to empower our young people to take an active responsibility in the decision-making processes. Giving our students’ views weight is particularly important in the elimination of discrimination and prevention of bullying.

Student Parliament

Ormiston Bolingbroke Academy has launched a new Student Parliament who will benefit from increased rights and responsibilities. They will ensure that all our students’ voices are heard whilst developing their own leadership skills.

The Academy is currently split into 5 ‘House’ categories with students assigned to one of them when they first join the school. These Houses are named after prominent childrens writers Browne, Cottrell-Boyce, Nixon, Tafari and Wilson. Each of these also have a colour assigned to them (red, green, yellow, blue and purple respectively).

The Parliament meets with members of staff to discuss ideas and issues within the academy. Download a copy of the latest minutes here.

The Student Parliament is made up of 6 representatives from each of these houses, with one pupil being chosen from each year-group 7-10 and two from Year 11.

Browne House

The Browne House Representatives are:

Year 7 – Max Dwyer
Year 8 – Callum Ellis
Year 9 – Lauren Mather
Year 10 – Charlotte Ireland
Year 11 – Liz Tebbutt & Anthony Marshall

Cottrell-Boyce House

The Cottrell-Boyce House Representatives are:

Year 7 – Thomas Collins
Year 8 – Charlie Fogg
Year 9 – Jacob McCaffrey
Year 10 – Sam Kendrick
Year 11 – Emma Brinkley & Shannon Loach

Nickson House

The Nickson House Representatives are:

Year 7 – Eden Gumbs
Year 8 – Ellie Mogg
Year 9 – Keerah Watts
Year 10 – Macauley Stoba
Year 11 – Megan Johnson & Evan Gumbs

Tafari House

The Tafari House Representatives are:

Year 7 – Josh Farrington
Year 8 – Ben Hitchmough
Year 9 – Jacob Rickhuss
Year 10 – Hollie Kearney
Year 11 – Kenniann Grainger & Kyle Jago

Wilson House

The Wilson House Representatives are:

Year 7 – Chelsea Pemberton
Year 8 – Angela Gray
Year 9 – Danielle McGough
Year 10 – Abbie Delooze
Year 11 – Ryan Walker & Ellisha Dwyer