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Parliament Week

On Thursday we were involved in making a very important decision. We had to decide which campaign we wanted to vote for. In assembly the School Council, Eco Committee and Cygnet News put forward their argument to try and persuade us to vote for their campaign.

Here is how we voted in 1GH.

Adventure playground - 14 votes
Nature trail - 7 votes
Stage lights - 2 votes

Mason and Marselis had the important job of posting our envelope containing the results into the ballot box.

Once all the votes had been counted, we received the results in a special envelope. We were overjoyed as the adventure playground won! The excitement didn’t end there, as we then got to have a go at designing how we thought the new adventure playground should look.



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