Announcements

Su'mae Day

posted 11 Oct 2017, 04:47 by Cenwyn Brain

Open Evening for Year 6 Pupils and Parents

posted 25 Sep 2017, 01:03 by Cenwyn Brain

Merthyr bus passes

posted 21 Sep 2017, 02:58 by Cenwyn Brain

From Monday 25th of September, Merthyr buses will operate a 'No pass - No travel' policy, therefore it's vitally important that you ensure your child has a valid bus pass in order to travel to and from the school.

If your child does not possess a valid bus pass, please conatact Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council via e-mail: stephen.lewis@merthyr.gov.uk

Community Challenge

posted 13 Sep 2017, 05:52 by Cenwyn Brain [ updated 13 Sep 2017, 06:58 ]

Year 7 Llangrannog Trip

posted 12 Sep 2017, 11:25 by Elen George

Confirmation that Llangrannog trip dates are Wednesday 20 - Friday 22 September.

Payments should be completed by Friday 15 September. Health forms must be returned by Friday too.

Please see below for further information regarding the trip. Paper copies have already been distributed to year 7 pupils.

Final chance to join the trip is Wednesday 13 September.

| Attachments: Final arrangements for Llangrannog Trip 20-22:9:17.pdf Llangrannog Information for Year 7 Parents.pdf Tystysgrif Iechyd Llangrannog Health Form.pdf

Measles Awareness

posted 6 Sep 2017, 07:07 by Cenwyn Brain

Following a large outbreak of measles in Europe and a smaller local outbreak in Newport and Torfaen, Public Health Wales are urgently raising awareness of the importance of vaccination against measles in young people. It's important that staff, students and children returning to school after the summer break are up to date with two doses of MMR vaccine.

For more information please take a look at the following flyer from NHS Wales.

| Attachments: Measles English.pdf

Music Service

posted 4 Sep 2017, 11:18 by Cenwyn Brain

RCT Music Service provides a wide range of playing opportunities which are open to all children across the county. If you're aged between 7-18 and play an instrument, why not join a music group and have fun? Find out more from musicservice@rctcbc.gov.uk

UNCRC

posted 20 Jun 2017, 04:42 by Cenwyn Brain

UNCRC stands for United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.

It’s a list of children’s rights that all children and young people, everywhere in the world have, no matter who they are, where they live or what they believe in.

The UNCRC has 54 articles in it, 42 rights are for children and young people up to 18 years of age. The others are all about how governments and adults should work together to make sure children and young people can access their rights.

Children’s rights are all the things that children and young people need to make sure that they are safe, have the things they need to survive and develop, and have a say in decisions that affect their lives.

If you want to read more about the UNCRC in Wales visit the ‘Children’s Rights in Wales’ website.