Weekly Newsletter 19.11.2021

This half term’s value is:

KINDNESS

Criw Cymreig: Brawddeg yr Wythnos (Phrase of the Week)

Sut wyt ti?
How are you?

Heroes of the Week

This week’s heroes are:
Dosbarth Coch: Freddie and Louie
Dosbarth Oren: Ava. W and Noah
Dosbarth Melyn: Aneira and Harry
Dosbarth Glas: Charlie and Isabella
Dosbarth Porffor: Seth and Ella-Mae
Dosbarth Enfys: Ruby and Scarlett
We’d also like to say a huge well done to those children receiving a Headteacher certificate. Well done to all of our certificate winners, we are very proud of you all!

Covid-19 Isolation Rules

We are aware that there is a lot of confusion at the moment around the changes to isolation rules for Covid-19. We are also finding it difficult to keep up with the changes, especially when there is so much conflicting guidance being given from different schools and from Public Health Wales.
We are currently adhering to the guidance at the link below from Welsh Government. The guidance states that if a member of your household tests positive or has Covid symptoms, then the whole household should take a PCR test and isolate until the results come back. Under 5s do not need to isolate or take a test unless they develop symptoms. If you’re unsure, please contact us.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nmm3xxNVVgZu94uNN9DkzPjHm2ufX7lC/view?usp=sharing

PTA

Please see the recent outcomes from the PTA meeting held on 11th November at the link below:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VgZs8LoqYd-relffOdI8Rm5DuZ8lMN_v/view?usp=sharing
If you are able to support in any way, please get in touch. Thank you very much to our existing and new members of the PTA for your support, it is greatly appreciated.

Parent Governor

We need your help!
We are very keen to develop an allotment area in the school field. This will need to be fenced off to ensure safety when children play and undertake sports on the field. We would like to use recycled materials to build the fence so we are currently collecting pallets. The pallets will need to be in good condition to ensure children’s health and safety. If you are able to help, please contact Mrs O’Connor at the school.
Thank you in advance

Online Safety

Our current focus value in school is kindness. We have spent time in assembly and in class discussing what kindness looks and feel like. It is important that we are not only kind in real life but also online. The guide below discusses ways we can be kind online and applies to both children and adults. Please share and discuss with your child:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U250K_I-WYhUtyV5emJ4mrMyYHpMwz81/view?usp=sharing

Big Talk (Please discuss with your children):

This week’s topic is… why is it important to be kind online and in real life? (Please see link above to online kindness guide)