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Big thanks to the nursery Mums and Grandad who gave up their time to build our new bikes for the early Years block. We really appreciate your help and support – and the children are thrilled with their new transport!
Today, we gathered together in our school hall for a special assembly led by our Criw Cymraeg Pupil Action Group. The children talked to us about a very important day for Wales — Shwmae Sumae Day, which takes place tomorrow!
This week, our class had a special visit from a representative of the Swansea Bay Health Board, who came to talk to us about CAMHS – the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service. The session was a fantastic opportunity for the children to learn more about how to look after their mental health and understand the importance of emotional wellbeing.
The children had the fantastic opportunity to take part in a Great Big Live Assembly to celebrate Black History Month. This special event focused on the inspiring story of Rosa Parks, a courageous woman who famously refused to give up her seat on a bus and helped spark the civil rights movement in America.
The Fire Service came to work with Years 5 and 2, teaching them about the dangers of fire and the importance of having proper fire alarms in our homes.
Menter Iaith came to work with Years 3 & 4, teaching us lots of fun games using Welsh commands and phrases.
Today, we were treated to a beautiful assembly led by our Year 5 pupils, all about The Holy Rosary. The children reminded us that October is the month of Mary, a special time to pray the Rosary and reflect on her love and faith.
Years 3, 4, 5 and 6 had a great time working with the Urdd Leader learning about shelter making orienteering. The weather was great and everyone learnt lots of new skills.
Years 5 & 6 had a great day with Theatre Na Nog, watching the 'Eye of the Storm' play and completing workshops.
Our Year 3 and 4 classes took part in a very special live video event called Restart a Heart, in partnership with Save a Life Cymru. The session helped us understand the vital work that emergency services do when someone experiences a cardiac arrest.
This week, Year 3 put their estimating and measuring skills into action in the Clydach community when they went to measure the famous statue of Ludwig Mond.
Our Year 3 class enjoyed a truly magical trip to the Gwyn Hall, Neath, today to watch a fantastic musical performance of Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. From the moment the curtain rose, the children were transported into Willy Wonka’s world of chocolate, sweets and surprises.