At Endeavour Cooperative Academy, our School Council gives every learner a voice. We believe that everyone should have the chance to share their ideas, help make decisions, and shape the future of our school.

Our council is made up of learners from across the school. Together, they work with staff to make Endeavour an even happier, safer, and more inspiring place to learn and grow.

Our Values in Action

Explore – We explore new ideas and listen to different opinions. Our council members ask questions and look for ways to improve our school community.

Grow – We grow in confidence by speaking up, sharing our thoughts, and taking part in meetings and projects.

Believe – We believe that every learner’s voice matters and that, by working together, we can make a real difference.

Succeed – We succeed by turning our ideas into actions that help everyone at Endeavour thrive and achieve their best.

What We Do

Talk to our fellow learners about what’s going well and what could be better.

Share feedback with teachers and leaders.

Plan and take part in school events and community projects.

Help make decisions about things that matter to learners — from playground improvements to fundraising ideas.

Our Vision

To create a school where every learner feels heard, valued, and proud to make a difference.

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A note about our School Council from our Chair of Governors, Mrs Chris O'Brien

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On the 2nd of October I attended a school council meeting.  I left in awe of our pupils.  Visits to school are always a highlight for Governors and this one was no exception.  Firstly they readily articulated the revised school values.  This followed by their questions to me.  They were polite, respectful and presented me with a range of extremely probing questions about what governors actually do and why we do it.  We concluded with me asking them what the most liked about our school and came up with the same things we (and I am sure you too) value - the size which gave them real opportunities to get to know each other and the staff who helped them and we’re always there for them.  I came away bursting with pride.  I explained to them that it would be lovely to think into the future when they have tasted the world of work and experienced a little more of life that they might think about becoming a school governor themselves - fingers firmly crossed.

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