Our Pupil Governors play an important role in ensuring that the views of children are heard and valued within our school community. As representatives of their peers, they work closely with school leaders and the wider Mission Leadership Team to help shape initiatives, promote positive change and contribute to the continued development of our school.
Pupil Governors act as ambassadors for the student body, gathering ideas and feedback from their classmates and helping to ensure that all pupils have a voice in decisions that affect school life. They meet regularly with senior leaders to discuss key issues, celebrate successes and identify ways to improve our school community. They work closely with Mrs. Colbeck to monitor and report on standards across school.
Through their leadership, Pupil Governors promote our Catholic values of respect, responsibility, service and justice. They support school improvement projects, contribute to decision-making, and help to create an environment where every child feels listened to, valued and included.
As part of our wider Mission Leadership programme, Pupil Governors develop confidence, teamwork and leadership skills while learning about democracy, citizenship and the importance of serving others. They are role models for their peers and help to ensure that St Augustine's remains a place where everyone can flourish, contribute and make a difference.
By empowering children to take an active role in school life, we encourage them to become responsible, compassionate leaders who are ready to make a positive impact both within our community and beyond.
Our Pupil Governors for 2026-27 are Henry, Ashton, Smilte, Scarlett Campbell and Nell.