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The
Children's Parliament is a joint initiative between the education and
environment departments and the Hammersmith & Fulham Urban Studies
Centre.
On 17 November 2004, ten primary schools from the London Borough of Hammersmith
& Fulham took part in the sixth annual Children's Parliament on the
environment. Year 6 students from each school gave a presentation on their
chosen topic before an assembly which included members and officers of
the council, fellow students from around the borough and representatives
of local organisations and the William Morris Academy. The students' presentations
were assessed by the invited judges and the pupils themselves. A series
of certificates and awards were presented to the participating schools.
The day was a great success and this is a record of the proceedings.
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Asking
questions at the Children's Parliament.
Preparing for "question time".
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