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News : September 2011 |
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YEAR 4 VISIT THE CWM RHEIDOL POWER STATION |
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» Slideshow of Year 4 pupils visiting the Cwm Rheidol Power Station
"Our visit to the Power Station was very interesting. I especially liked seeing the fish and the waterfall. We all had to wear bright yellow safety jackets and a helmet. We saw many different machines and learnt a lot from the people who work there." |
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ARAD GOCH PRESENTS 'AR EICH MARCIAU' (ON YOUR MARKS) |
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» We welcomed Ffion Bowen and Arad Goch Theatre Company to the school to present 'Ar Eich Marciau' to years 5 and 6. The children thoroughly enjoyed the performance, and thank you once again to Arad Goch for sharing such an energetic and hopeful production with us, along with several important messages. |
WALES vs NAMIBIA |
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» Video of the pupils, parents and staff watching the World Cup Rugby match between Wales and Namibia
"Being allowed to come into school early to watch the match was great! Dad came as well! I was so glad to see Wales playing well and scoring so many tries - 12 in total! The toast and juice at half time were also tasty!" |
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ART EXHIBITION AT THE MORLAN |
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» Pupils enjoying the Art Exhibition held recently at the Morlan centre.
"I enjoyed the ehibition, especially because it included Cefyn Burgess' work, which we study in the classroom." |
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YEAR 6 VISITS THE NATIONAL WOOLLEN MUSEUM |
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» Slideshow of Year 6 pupils visiting the National Woollen Museum at Drefach Felindre
"We had a lot of fun in the Woollen Museum - first we were given the chance to make felt, followed by a tour of the museum which included a lot of noisy machinery as well as a couple of huge ones! It was great to see first hand what happened in these factories. A fantastic trip!" |
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YEAR 5 VISITS CASTELL HENLLYS |
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» Slideshow of Year 5 pupils visiting the ancient Celtic Hillfort, Castell Henllys
"Going to Castell Henllys was a different experience altogether! We had to walk across a bridge and scream wildly in order to access the ancient celtic hillfort! We had fun whilst baking bread, making baskets and even helping to build a new roundhouse! In order to prepare us for battle, they painted our faces with blue patterns! We all lokked extremeley fierce!" |
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DAFYDD JONES VISITS THE SCHOOL |
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» Dafydd Jones, ex Scarlets and Wales rugby star busy signing autographs on the school yard!
Dafydd visited the school to promote the Scarlets Sports Camp which will be held in Abersytwyth over half term. Click here to view details |
WELCOMING MR GERAINT THOMAS TO THE MORNING ASSEMBLY |
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» Pupils with Mr Geraint Thomas during our morning assembly.
Mr Thomas shared information regarding the 'Backpack Project', which we as a school will be contributing towards. Click here to learn more |
» Mr Thomas showed us this video. It shows how the project has improved children's lives in Malawi. Click on the video to view.
You're welcome to bring items into the school to include them in the backpacks. The photo below shows which items are needed. |
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YEAR 3 WALK AROUND ABERYSTWYTH TOWN |
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On Friday, the 9th of September, year 3 went on a trip around town. We started off by seeing the chair that Gwenallt had won in the 1931 National Eisteddfod in Bangor. We then went through the cemetery to see his grave. Next, we passed the Urdd office, and saw where the first ysgol gymraeg used to be, with only seven children in the whole school. Next, we walked to Pound Place where they used to care for stray animals. Then to Poplar Row where Mr and Mrs Morgan met us and gave us squash and biscuits! (mmm…) In Poplar Row there used to be trees with a stream running through it. We then saw Skinner Street where Mr Morgan (the caretaker) told us of its history, there was once a big oven there. We then walked past Morris and Bates, Morris and Bates used to be a big iron foundry. We walked past the old Ysgol Gymraeg (Mummy went there). We walked past Banc y Ddafad Ddu (the first bank in the country they say.) We went to the park (yipee!), then up to the castle. There are 13 stones with the names of the counties on them. Finally, we all took a picture under the Angel of Peace, the statue to remember all those who lost their lives in the war. |
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