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Our Lunchtime Monitors help children in the Canteen making our lunchtimes a calm, happy and safe time for everyone.

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Our Year 6 House and Sports Captains are role models for all Crofton Pupils. They support at major events, including Sports Day and the Year 3 transition tours as well as leading play opportunities during the school day. These captains also support the Crofton Infant School Sports Week.

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Our Agents for Change have had dedicated training from Equaliteach to ensure that all the protected characteristics are promoted and supported at Crofton.

These leaders promote equality, diversity and inclusion by delivering assemblies and promoting high aspirations by breaking stereotypes.

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The Travel Explorer Ambassasors (TEAs) scheme is a programme designed for primary school pupils to take the lead in promoting safe, active and independent travel within their school communities. Our JTAs have attended the JTA Training and Induction Day at Bromley Central Library and have presented assemblies across all year groups and have run competitions on road safety.

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Our Play Pals have been specially trained to run games and activities at play and lunchtimes from Netball in the MUGA to running on the field.

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Our News Team is responsible for sharing the up-to-date news to students, parents and carers and governors.

They interview, record, and edit film reels to keep everyone informed and up to date.

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Our Pupil Parliament is made up of school councillors (1 child from every class) who have been elected by their peers. The school councillors meet fortnightly and bring suggestions from their classmates to discuss school issues.

Crofton Juniors is a school where children can voice their concerns, opinions and thoughts to ensure school is a happy and safe environment for all of our children.

This year the Councillors have put forward suggestions to adapt playtime, food during lunchtime and maintenance around the school and have had the opportunity to ask questions to the Mayor of Bromley and Local MP for Orpington.

Their role consists of:

1. Organising events and fundraisers: School councils often plan events like talent shows, bake sales, and charity drives to raise money for school initiatives and community causes.

2. Advocating for student needs: School councils can provide a platform for students to voice their concerns and advocate for changes to school policies or practices.

3. Planning school improvements: School councils can work with school leaders to identify areas for improvement, such as facilities or curriculum, and develop action plans to address these issues.

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Our Reading Ambassadors have been chosen for their love of reading and their enthusiasm to share this with others.

They share this across the school in a number of ways.

Reading Dens

Our Reading Ambassadors help children by recommending the books to others that might enjoy it.

Assemblies

The ambassadors organise whole-school assemblies; they celebrate children's success in our Million Minutes Reading Scheme, pull winners out for the Reading Raffle and communicate key messages about reading to the school.

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Children from Year 4 – 6 take part in official anti-bullying training which enables them to positively support someone who comes to them when they are worried about bullying. They have regular meetings in which they discuss strategies to promote anti-bullying throughout the school and take part in projects to raise awareness of various issues.

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Crofton Junior Schools Eco-Committee is a pupil-led team, who are striving to become more knowledgeable about their environment and planet, raise awareness across the school community  and take impactful environmental actions. Forward-thinking and innovative, each member has been a part of creating the school action plan and implementing it across the school; inspiring their fellow classmates that together we can all really make a difference.

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Wellbeing Ambassadors support our Wellbeing Team by helping to make the school a happy and welcoming place. Some of the responsibilities our Wellbeing Ambassadors take on are being Buddies for new children, running nurture groups and helping create a calm environment.

Our Wellbeing Ambassadors will shape our future by imparting knowledge and values through the school. They create and deliver activities, help with emotion pots and strategies, and foster a positive learning environment. Patience, creativity, and outstanding communication skills are key.

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Welcome to the world of Crofton Junior School's Digital Leaders! Our fantastic team of tech-savvy students is here to make sure everyone at school has a blast while staying safe online. From helping teachers and students learn the ins and outs of new online tools to ensuring everyone knows how to stay safe on the internet, we've got you covered. We're like the go-to squad for anything digital – whether it's troubleshooting tech hiccups or introducing our classmates to the latest cool gadgets and software. Plus, we take care of the school's iPads like pros, making sure they're all tidy and ready to roll. We're also the lucky ones who get to try out all the newest software and hardware, giving them a spin before anyone else. We're not just tech enthusiasts – we're experts in the making! We take on special training and challenges to level up our digital skills and become the ultimate tech heroes of Crofton Junior School. So, if you ever need a hand in the digital world, just look out for us – the Digital Leaders!

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Our children have had training in from FAB First Aid to be First Aid Buddies in school.

These Buddies are on hand to help the adults in the playground and escort children to Mrs Welfare when needed.

A career in medicine may be challenging, but it's incredibly rewarding. Doctors diagnose, treat, and help prevent diseases, ensuring the well-being of their patients. Essential skills include empathy, problem-solving, and excellent communication.