How does it work?
My School Fund links your spend to your chosen school, meaning every time you make a purchase at participating retailers, currently Sainsbury's, Argos & ESPO, you both benefit through an innovative cashback scheme.
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Museum Sleepover: The Natural World at Home
You’re invited to join a wild expedition! Experience a fun-filled night at the Museum from your own home.
Romilly Primary School Parent Teacher Association Virtual Spring/Summer Fair
My name is Helen Welsh and I’m a Casting Researcher at Love Productions; the company behind The Great British Bake Off, The Great British Sewing Bee and The Great Pottery Throw Down.
We are delighted to say, that we have recently opened applications for the 7th series of Junior Bake Off; a Channel 4 programme that celebrates the culinary talent and ambition of the younger generation in Britain.
With this in mind, we are contacting schools in the hope that you can help us spread the word regarding this exciting opportunity
The PTA virtual fair is now open!
It’s not too late to ask for a stall so give us a message and we will set you one up! Even if you have a shop on the high street and you offer vouchers and want us to advertise for you in these uncertain times we can do that too!
Just £5 per “stall” Give us a message 😉
https://www.facebook.com/groups/805805916835584/?ref=share
Or join our group and support our wonderful stall holders from the comfort of your own home
INSET DAY MONDAY 23RD NOVEMBER 2020 (WHOLE SCHOOL)
PTA ZOOM MEETING - WEDNESDAY 14th OCTOBER 2020 - ALL PARENTS WELCOME TO JOIN THE MEETING
CARDIFF & VALE COLLEGE FAMILY LEARNING COURSE
Bike to School Week 2020 to take place between 28 September and 2 October
Dear Parent/Carer,
We're pleased to be able to send you the latest Families magazine which is a summer holiday issue
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Vale of Glamorgan Education Department - Guidelines for Schools September 2020
Date/Dyddiad 10th July 2020
My Ref/Cyf PH/JMJ
The Vale of Glamorgan Council Learning and Skills
Civic Offices, Holton Road, Barry CF63 4RU
Telephone: (01446) 700111
Dear Parent / Guardian,
We know the past few months have been difficult for learners, with many anxious about loss of learning and not being able to see their friends. That is why we welcome the Education Minister’s plan which will enable the Local Authority and schools to prepare for the safe reopening of the schools that can do so in the first week of September, with all schools to return the following week.
At the outset, we want to share as much information as we can with you to understand the arrangements that will be in place from September.
Schools have already begun work on amending existing plans following yesterday’s announcement. Planning and preparation days will take place at the start of term to review risk assessment, processes and systems to ensure individual schools can welcome pupils back safely.
Parents should expect to receive more specific information from their school and the Local Authority as it becomes available.
Given the current extraordinary circumstances, we know hard working staff in schools, learners and their families may well be under additional emotional, financial and psychological pressure. We will continue to liaise with schools and settings to consider how best to support the ongoing well-being needs of all learners and staff at this time.
Following the announcement, we are working behind the scenes to ensure that appropriate provision for services such as catering and cleaning will available for the Autumn term. Careful consideration will need to be given to school transport arrangements, and further details on this will be subject to the forthcoming advice being published by Welsh Government.
As I’m sure you will appreciate, each school setting will have its own local challenges to address, including the availability of staff and building considerations, and we will continue to work closely with schools offering support and guidance as needed.
From the second week of term, school attendance will be compulsory. Parents will be asked to contact their school if a pupil is unable to attend for any legitimate reason. The resumption of schooling will also mean that the Childcare Hub provision for key workers will come to an end.
Please keep an eye on the Local Authority’s website (valeofglamorgan.gov.uk), the school’s website and social media which will be updated with further information as soon as it becomes available.
We recognise that reopening schools in the current climate is challenging. Local authorities and schools are committed to work together to ensure that learners can continue to learn safely. Welsh Government has also outlined plans to make £29m available to ‘recruit, recover and raise standards’ in Welsh schools in response to the impact still felt from the pandemic.
We would also like to recognise the fantastic work that our school based staff – headteachers, senior leaders, teaching and support staff, and all our colleagues working behind the scenes, for the work that has gone in to support children over the past few months, and for the work they have already started in preparation for a warm welcome for your children back in September. While we will need to continue to adapt to a changing landscape, please be assured that all efforts are being concentrated on delivering the best, and safest, learning experiences possible.
Finally, we would like to thank you. These past few months have placed additional stresses on everyone, but particularly on parents and carers who have had to quickly adjust to educating their children at home at a time which is already very challenging.
Your sincerely,
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Paula Ham
Director of Learning and Skills
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