This is a website where children, young people and adults can share with each other the excellent work that takes place in schools in the area of 'Pupil Voice'. We think it is important to value and respect everyone in school but we especially want to help schools and others listen to and take seriously what pupils say about their learning and lives.

This site includes examples of student research and ways of supporting student researchers, student leadership, student consultation and participation and work with school councils.

We hope you enjoy learning about the work of others from all over the world and will tell us about your work in this area. We look forward to hearing from you.

'It is time that we count students among those with the authority to participate both in the critique and in the reform of education. This call to authorise student perspectives is a call to count students among those who have the knowledge and the position to shape what counts.'

(Cook-Sather, 2002: 3 in 'How to Improve your School'
by Jean Rudduck and Julia Flutter, 2004)