Meeting Schedule

Coming soon.

The Members of Parliament Elected are:

Parliament Officials Elected are:

Year 10 Elections - Friday 12th October

Overall there was a 76% turnout for the elections.

10ADG – 82%

10BM – 71%

10CL – 69%

10DW – 60%

10IM – 89%

Plus 1 Head of Year and 4 Tutors.

A special well done to Jayde and Charlotte for participating and delivering fantastic speeches.

Year 9 Elections - Thursday 11th October

Overall there was an 80% turnout for the elections. Unfortunately, 19 papers couldn’t be counted due to some pupils voting

for more than 1 person.

9KC– 62%

9CG – 78%

9LT – 92%

9NR – 73%

Plus 1 Head of Year and 3 Tutors.

A special well done to Emily, Nikita and Roni for participating and delivering fantastic speeches.

Year 8 Elections - Wednesday 10th October

Overall there was a 59% turnout for the elections. 2 more votes would have made a difference - very close race indeed.

8CB – 56%

8RHA – 46%

8KB – 70%

8ASP – 65%

Plus 1 Head of Year and 1 Tutors.

A special well done to Katherine, Stephanie and Summer for participating and delivering fantastic speeches.

Year 7 Elections - Tuesday 9th October

Overall there was a 83% turnout for the elections. There was only 6 votes between the 2nd and 7th place – a very close race indeed.

7RT – 78%

7GDA – 91%

7NS – 66%

7KR – 96%

Plus 1 Head of Year and 2 Tutors.

A special well done to Chloe, Christina and Jack, Joshua for participating and delivering fantastic speeches.

Year 11 Elections - Monday 8th October

Overall there was a 79% turnout for the elections and just 3 more votes would have changed the outcome of the election.

11ML – 77%

11SM – 96%

11SS – 77%

11WG – 71%

Plus 1 Head of Year and 3 Tutors.

A special well done to Sophie and Joe for participating and delivering fantastic speeches.

Bishops' First Ever

Democratically Elected Parliament

Students were involved in voting for a new School Parliament where students have a forum to raise and discuss issues.

Every day for one week, reps from each Tutor Group will present a manifesto in assembly, and then at lunchtime, pupils visit a polling station set up in the hall where a secret ballot was held.