School Council
The purpose of the School Council is to involve young people in the life of their school.
In a school of several hundred pupils, ‘listening to their views is easier said than done. Therefore the School Council is the structure which facilitates this communication, and enables our young people to take responsibility for aspects of school life previously considered, ‘out of bounds’.
The School Council at Middleton Technology School has been in session for eleven years.
What does having a School Council achieve?
Having a School Council can make a positive contribution to every aspect of the school community. It can also help to:
- Improve academic performance
- Reduce bullying and vandalism
- Reduce school exclusions
- Improve teacher-pupil relations
If you would like any further information about the work of the School Council please contact Mrs McNie.
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The BBC has revealed its list of 100 inspiring and influential women from around the world for 2023, and we are so proud to announce, that Leanne Cullen-Unsworth, a former student of our school, is one of the 100.
Lest we forget
This week, Harry one of our Senior Student Leaders has been selling poppies in the foyer. Today he brought some fascinating memorabilia from his Great Grandad’s time serving in WW2. He gathered quite the crowd as our students explored the collection.
Thank you Harry for sharing
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Middleton Street Reds are running FREE football every Friday at Middleton Technology School, M24 2GT
GIRLS ONLY SESSION 5pm -6pm
Under 12s 6pm – 7pm
12s and over 7pm – 8pm
Sessions are indoor in the sports hall so suitable indoor footwear must be worn.
Third in the world!!
Well done to all of our language students in years 7-9; along with our GCSE students in years 10 and 11.
Leading the way in 3rd position in the world for their revision on Languagenut.
Keep up the great work – you are doing a brilliant job 🤩
Congratulations to our winning Engineers! We are so proud of you 🤩🤩
This week we held our final assembly for year 11, and what a celebration it was!
Reflecting on their time in school, and celebrating their incredible journey, it was an emotional time to see just how far they have come.
Well done to our students completing their Duke of Edinburgh award, who have clocked up 403 hours of volunteering this year.
You should be very proud 😊
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