Alfriston School welcomed Wealden District Council vice-chairman Angela Snell back to the classroom recently.
The vice-chairman spoke to children and staff about the work of the council within the district and their communities and during an assembly at the community primary school, Years 3 and 4 students actively engaged in questions about being a councillor and what it entails.
The schoolchildren told the vice-chairman how they were already involved in local litter picks organised by the council.
After the visit, Councillor Snell said, “It was a real pleasure to visit such a warm and welcoming school. The students were engaged and incredibly responsive during the discussion. I would like to thank Alfriston School for inviting me to lead their assembly.”
To find out more about the chairman or vice-chairman and to invite them to an event, you can complete an online engagement form at https://www.wealden.gov.uk/councillors-and-committees/chairman-of-the-council/ or contact the democratic services manager, Wendy Newton May, via email at wendy.newton-may@wealden.gov.uk.
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