We have moved.
We are now blogging here
We have moved.
We are now blogging here
The whole school enjoyed a visit from Ric a Do.
Each class learned a traditional Welsh folk song and then performed them in front of the whole school.
Click on the links below to see a video of each class’ performance.
Dosbarth 1 http://www.j2e.com/holy-name-catholic-primary-school/Nichola+T/IMG_1638.MOV/
Dosbarth 2 http://www.j2e.com/holy-name-catholic-primary-school/Nichola+T/IMG_1639.MOV/
Dosbarth 3 http://www.j2e.com/holy-name-catholic-primary-school/Nichola+T/IMG_1640.MOV/
Dosbarth 4 http://www.j2e.com/holy-name-catholic-primary-school/Nichola+T/IMG_1641.MOV/
Dosbarth 5 http://www.j2e.com/holy-name-catholic-primary-school/Nichola+T/IMG_1647.MOV/
Representatives from various clubs and groups attended the 2016 Eco Club Conference today.
We enjoyed taking part in some fantastic workshops.
We then took part in a Eco committee meeting where we all had our say on various issues and ideas that had been raised during the course of the morning.
Congratulations to the pupils who successfully completed the Library Reading Challenge.
They had to read six books during the summer holiday.
Nearly half of the school completed the challenge and today they were awarded their certificates in assembly.
Special congratulations to Charlie M who was the first pupil from our school to completed the challenge
The school council have decided on their new Chairperson, Vice- Chairperson and secretaries for this school year.
Congratulations to the children who were elected by the school council and thank you to the children who put themselves forward for the role.
We were delighted to see so many of the younger children trying out for such important roles this year!
Left to right – Vice Chair, Chairperson, Joint secretaries.
Our Super Ambassadors have been working with children to complete the Beth Nesa? survey as their first mission from the children’s commissioner.
Here is the link for parents, older children and other people to have their say on issues which affect young people in Wales.