30th October 2026

Primary Sports Council

By Chris Pemble, Teacher of Primary Physical Education


Nearly 50 students applied to join the newly formed Sports Council and Action Group, highlighting strong enthusiasm for leadership through sport. Sixteen students from Years 5 and 6 were selected to represent the student voice, support major sporting events and help shape opportunities for younger pupils. Their first role will be supporting the Key Stage 1 Sports Day on 4th November. Throughout the year, they will also receive training and mentoring to lead lunchtime activities for Key Stage 1 students, encouraging greater participation in physical activity while developing their own leadership skills, confidence and sense of responsibility.

Our newly appointed Sports Council leaders had this to say on their new roles:

“I applied to be in the Sports Council because, I like sports and I like helping others. I am super happy to have been selected and I am really looking forward to helping in the KS1 Sports Day!” – Elsie 5S šŸ€āš¾āš½šŸ˜

“I’m very excited to be on the sports council and work together with my teammates to build stronger relationships with everyone. I look forward to supporting sport programs at the school through the year.” – Charley 6B

“I am extremely happy that I was accepted into the sports council because not many people get to experience an action group like this and can help the following generation learn and have fun at patana.” -Harry 6F

“I feel proud and honored in being selected to be part of the Sports Council and Action Group.
It feels great to be trusted by my teacher. Especially knowing that only a very few people are selected. I feel a great sense of responsibility is on me to work hard and bring positive energy to our sports community.” – Kaanin, 5M

“I was really excited and honestly a little shocked because well, I didn’t even manage to make a full minute video! But im really excited and I want to show I deserve it!” – Natalie, 6M

“I am very happy that I got into the sport council because I like helping younger children. I also want to learn how to be a better leader.” – Tanakrit, 6D

“Being part of the sports council and action group makes us feel proud and motivated. It lets dedicated students become leaders and make great things happen.” – Layla, 6J

ā€œI feel really proud and excited to be chosen for the Sports Council. I’m happy to have this opportunity and I can’t wait to help with sports activities at school. I will do my best and try to make sports enjoyable for everyone!ā€ – Sani, 6D

“I applied for the sport student council because I absolutely knew it was going to be the best (and it is).  I wanted to help students and friends in sport and make sure they’re having a good time in their sports lessons.

I feel amazed about getting into the sport and action group and I am really excited about helping out for the year 1s sports day and I am also excited about the things that are going on in the future.” – Elliott, 6R

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