Leadership, Responsibility, and Making a Difference
At Bantock Primary, we believe that every child has the potential to lead, inspire, and contribute to our school community. Our Pupil Ambassadors programme gives pupils the opportunity to take on special roles that make a real impact. These roles help pupils develop confidence, teamwork, and leadership skills while supporting the values that make our school a safe, creative, and inclusive place to learn.
Why Are Ambassadors Important?
Ambassadors are more than just helpers, they are role models. They represent the voice of pupils, promote positive behaviour, and lead initiatives that benefit everyone. Whether it’s encouraging online safety, supporting reading, or planning exciting activities, our Ambassadors play a key part in shaping school life.
What Makes Our Programme Special?
Our Ambassadors cover a wide range of roles, including:
- Rights Respecting Ambassadors – promoting children’s rights, fairness, and respect across the school.
- Rewards Ambassadors – celebrating success and promoting positive behaviour through our rewards.
- Digital Ambassadors – promoting safe and smart technology use.
- Minecraft Ambassadors – leading creative builds, coding, and curriculum projects.
- Media Ambassadors – capturing stories and sharing school news.
- Reading Ambassadors – inspiring a love of books and reading.
- Sports Ambassadors – encouraging teamwork and healthy lifestyles.
Find Out More
Want to learn about the amazing work our Ambassadors do?
Click on each Ambassador role below to discover how they lead, inspire, and make Bantock Primary an even better place to learn and grow.
Each role is designed to give pupils a voice and a platform to make a difference. Together, they help create a school community where everyone feels supported, informed, and inspired. In becoming an Ambassador at Bantock, pupils are enriching their future ready skills and gaining important qualities that will prepare them beyond school such as leadership, respect, communication, collaboration, innovation and problem solving.
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Rights Respecting School Convention on the Rights of the Child |
12 – Respect for children’s views 13 – Sharing thoughts freely 14 – Freedom of thought and religion 15 – Setting up or joining groups 16 – Protection of privacy 17 – Access to Information |