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School Councillors School Protectors Mayflower Ambassadors Mayflower Magicians School Governors Mayflower’s Representatives School Diplomats.

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1 School Councillors School Protectors Mayflower Ambassadors Mayflower Magicians School Governors Mayflower’s Representatives School Diplomats

2  Somebody to share your ideas with  An Ambassador for the school  Someone who will speak up for the class  Someone who sets a good example  To follow the golden rules of the school  Outstanding attendance

3  We watched a live debate  We visited the House of Lords and the House of commons  We also met Jim Fitzpatrick for a good chat!

4  How to pass a new Law  MPs meet in the house of commons to debate the new law. When more than half agree this idea (Bill), it goes over to the house of Lords  It keeps going backward and forward until both sides are happy  Then the third member of Parliament (the Queen) will sign the Bill and it becomes Law!!!

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