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We hope you are safe and well and that you have managed to enjoy the lovely weather we have been having. As we begin Summer Term 2, our website has been updated with further links to Home Learning. We are also pleased to launch our Parents/Carers webpage. This can be found within our Home Learning webpage. We hope you find it useful. Stay safe 🌈
Next week is officially half term. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support with Home Learning. You are doing a fantastic job during this challenging time.
It is important that we all have a rest, so please, try to relax as much as possible next week. Enjoy the fun times and hopefully the weather will be kind to us too 🌞
Remember, the most important thing is that you stay safe 🌈 Please look after yourselves and each other by staying at home this half term holiday ❤
It is important that we all have a rest, so please, try to relax as much as possible next week. Enjoy the fun times and hopefully the weather will be kind to us too 🌞
Remember, the most important thing is that you stay safe 🌈 Please look after yourselves and each other by staying at home this half term holiday ❤
Here is a little something from us to you. We miss you so much ❤ Stay at home and stay safe 🌈
***Disclaimer: We do not own the rights to the music. Eva Cassidy: Songbird - Over the Rainbow***
***Disclaimer: We do not own the rights to the music. Eva Cassidy: Songbird - Over the Rainbow***
Today is officially the first day of Summer term 🌞 We hope that you enjoyed a safe and peaceful Easter at home. We are missing our children very much, and we remain hopeful that each day that passes is a day closer to us being reunited.
Our priority during this unprecedented time remains the same; to protect Public Health whilst encouraging our children to keep on learning. Ultimately, the well-being of our children and their families is paramount. Should you be looking for further ways to support Home Learning during this term, you may find the links below useful.
Keep on smiling and stay safe 🌈
Our priority during this unprecedented time remains the same; to protect Public Health whilst encouraging our children to keep on learning. Ultimately, the well-being of our children and their families is paramount. Should you be looking for further ways to support Home Learning during this term, you may find the links below useful.
Keep on smiling and stay safe 🌈
"Hungry Little Minds" is Her Majesty's Government link to a range of activities geared for children aged 5 years and under.
BBC Bitesize are offering daily English and Maths lessons which have been created alongside teachers and other educational experts. Click on the link above to access these, as well as regular Science, History, Geography lessons and more!
The Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services have a dedicated resources website. Follow the link to access a range of online resources designed specifically to help support mental health and well-being during this time.
As the Spring term comes to an end, we would like to wish all our children and their families, friends of the school and the Mostyn community a quiet and safe Easter.
The focus for 'Home Learning' over these next two weeks is to enjoy this special time together as a family. So have fun, laugh lots and make memories! The most important thing is that you stay safe. Please stay at home.
The focus for 'Home Learning' over these next two weeks is to enjoy this special time together as a family. So have fun, laugh lots and make memories! The most important thing is that you stay safe. Please stay at home.
Covid-19 Virus
Following the recent announcement of Kirsty Williams (Welsh Government Minister for Education) to close all schools in Wales, sadly, we will remain closed until we are given permission to re-open.
Learning Packs have been given to children which will allow them access to a range of resources whilst our school is closed. These are also available online and can be found within our 'Home Learning' page.
We are currently developing a bank of resources which may be used alongside Learnings Packs to further support 'Home Learning'. Our priority at this time is to ensure that we play our part in working to protect Public Health, whilst encouraging children to keep on learning as much as possible.
We appreciate that these are very difficult times for us all and we thank our families, friends and the Mostyn community for their support.
Please keep checking our dedicated Covid-19 page for regular updates.
Following the recent announcement of Kirsty Williams (Welsh Government Minister for Education) to close all schools in Wales, sadly, we will remain closed until we are given permission to re-open.
Learning Packs have been given to children which will allow them access to a range of resources whilst our school is closed. These are also available online and can be found within our 'Home Learning' page.
We are currently developing a bank of resources which may be used alongside Learnings Packs to further support 'Home Learning'. Our priority at this time is to ensure that we play our part in working to protect Public Health, whilst encouraging children to keep on learning as much as possible.
We appreciate that these are very difficult times for us all and we thank our families, friends and the Mostyn community for their support.
Please keep checking our dedicated Covid-19 page for regular updates.
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Welcome to ysgolbrynpennant.com, the website created for everyone involved with our school. It's another piece in our school jigsaw; we hope you find it useful, informative and fun.
You'll be able to find our Twitter feed, school calendar, important news items, and information from individual classes. There are also links to external sites and other documents that you may find useful. If you have any questions, please use the Contact Us page, or come in to school to see us. Diolch, Miss D. A. Wood, Headteacher |
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