Here at Priory we have a focus on courageous advocacy, in order to build social conscience and action. We develop children who flourish, are good citizens and are ready for the world of the future.

Children have the opportunity to stand for each of the advocate roles, preparing a manifesto outlining why they are best placed for the role. Elections then take place in Year 3 to Year 6 classes.

Advocate groups work to raise awareness, make whole school policy decision and lead events across the school, throughout the year. Year 6 senior advocates also attend and support with whole school events in and outside of the school day.

Our elected advocates proudly wear their coloured tie and pin badge to show the advocate group that they represent.

Our Key Stage 2 classes are named after courageous advocates who have inspired change and helped to make the world a better place, just as we aim to do at Priory.

Advocate Group	Group Focus	Colour tie	Supporting Staff
Advocates of Vision	School vision, Christian character and collective worship.	Yellow	Mrs Woolliscroft
Advocates of Rights	Rights Respecting School agenda, anti-bullying, the Kabanda Trust and charity fundraising.	Light blue	Mrs Bloor & Mrs R Davies
Advocates of Wellbeing	Mental health, physical wellbeing and online safety.	Red	Mrs Cooper, Mrs J Davies & Mr Aked
Advocates of Earth	Sustainability, climate change, outdoor learning and green spaces.	Green	Miss Greatbatch
Senior Advocates (Year 6s from each group)	Overseeing and promoting advocacy and the work of the groups.	Their group colour plus tie pin	Mr Facey and Mrs J Cunliffe

Advocates 25/26	Names
Advocates of Vision	Kian, Scarlett, Benjamin, Ava, Darcey, Jireh, Indie, Chloe.
Advocates of Rights	Tianna, Edie, Felicity, Harry, Edward, Annabelle, Sofia, Tiah.
Advocates of Wellbeing	Emily, Poppy, Ezra, Mika, Hope, Freddie, Caleb, Siyansa.
Advocates of Earth	Evan, Lucy, Georgia, Sofia, Charlotte, Isabelle, Polly, Armin.