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This week, our talented athletes represented our school in the county athletics finals – competing against the very best from Swansea, Neath and Port Talbot. Despite soaring temperatures, our pupils showed outstanding determination, sportsmanship, and resilience, making us all incredibly proud.
A Celebration of Welsh Language, Culture, and Football!
Our Year 3 and 4 Football Teams had a fantastic day at The Clwyd Primary - KS2 Cup event, today.
Our third-time-lucky Sports Day was a great success and the sun even came out for us. Nursery pupils entertained parents with a range of fun activities in the morning, showing off their skills. In the afternoon, Reception to Year 6 classes raced and skipped, with everyone cheering each other on.
A huge thank you to the Friends of St Joseph who worked tirelessly before and on the day. They acquired donations from Tesco Pontardawe, Clydacjch Co-op and the local councillor, Brigitte Rowlands and set up, manned the stalls and cleared everything away.
Also, a big thanks to the staff for organising and doing the events, to the pupils for all taking part in good spirits and to our parents for supporting the event so well.
Years 4 & 5 had a fun-filled day visiting St Joseph's Catholic Comprehensive & Sixth Form Centre in Port Talbot for a Catholic cluster schools Sports Day. Everyone had fun, and we won 2 events as well as the loudest cheer-ers!
An exciting day of football and teamwork at Underhill Park
An exciting day of discovery and adventure in Newport
Year 5 had lots of fun ata Bishop Vaughan on Thursday 19th June. They took part in a sports day with all our Catholic cluster schools, with lots of different events and fun games. Big thanks to Ms. Torrance for organising the day.
On Wednesday 11th June we celebrated International Day of Play. This was a time to celebrate the power of play and to raise awareness about how central play is to every child’s development and well-being. All our classes had lots of fun.
Yr 5 visited LLanelli Wetlands Centre as part of their learning on their topic 'Sow, Grow & Farm.' The pupils learnt a lot about habitats and the weather was kind to them!
Yr 6 visited the Swansea Waterfront Museum to hear safety talks from Crucial Crew. They heard from Road Safety, Water Safety, Network Rail, Food Standards Wales and many more. Their behaviour was excellent, and they learnt a lot about how to keep themselves safe as they grow older.
Have a look at our fantastic film skills documented by Miss Julie. Huge thanks to Mrs Brannigan, Mrs Walker and Mr Williams from Pen y Bryn School for all of their hard work to ensure our pupils have fantastic opportunities and build on their skills through our creative curriculum.
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