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Informationforparents.Pdf Ysgol Morfa Rhianedd Dear Parent ADRESS: I am pleased to present you with a copy of the school’s prospectus. Ffordd Cwm Our aim here at Ysgol Morfa Rhianedd is to provide a happy family atmosphere where every individual is treated with respect and Llandudno where every effort is made to give our pupils the opportunity to LL30 1EG develop to their full potential. We believe that a close partnership between the home and the school is extremely important and parents are asked to sign a Home-School Agreement. Parents’ support and help is very much welcomed and appreciated. PHONE: 01492 577150 The official language of the school and the main teaching medium is Welsh. Children from non Welsh speaking families are carefully introduced to the Welsh language and some English is used at this initial stage. At the Infants stage the main emphasis is placed on E-MAIL: developing pupils’ ability in Welsh; at the junior level Welsh and English are taught side by side. [email protected] We are proud of the close relationship we have with the Cylch WEBSITE: Meithrin (Nursery playgroup) which is held daily in the mobile classroom on our school field.This classroom also hosts an After- www.mrhianedd.conwy.sch.uk/ School Club at the end of the school day.We are also proud of the close relationship that exists between us and Ysgol y Creuddyn in Penrhyn Bay which provides Welsh-medium secondary education TWITTER: for students in Conwy. @Morfa Rhianedd Parents who are considering sending their children to this school are invited to contact me to arrange a time to visit. We have an ‘open- door’ policy for the parents/guardians of our pupils.If you have any FACEBOOK: questions or concerns please don’t hesitate to contact me. /ysgol.morfarhianedd Sincerely Paul Thomas HEADTEACHER: Headteacher Mr Paul Thomas DEPUTY HEAD: Miss Gwennan Williams CHAIR OF GOVERNORS: Cllr. Greg Robbins C/O Ysgol Morfa Rhianedd CONWY COUNTY STATUTORY HEAD OF EDUCATION SERVICES: R Geraint James 01492 575001 2 DESCRIPTION OF THE SCHOOL This school is a County Primary School (Nursery / Infants / Juniors). It is a day, bilingual, co-educational school. TEACHING HOURS Nursery 12½ hours per week Infants 21 hours per week Juniors 23½ hours per week Morning Session Nursery: 8:55.m. – 11:30a.m. Morning Session Infants: 8:55a.m. – 11:55p.m. Morning Session Juniors: 8:55a.m. – 12:00p.m. Afternoon Session Infants: 12:55p.m. – 3:00p.m. Afternoon Session Juniors: 12:55p.m. – 3:15p.m. Free Breakfast Club 8.15a.m. – 8.45a.m. CONTACTING THE SCHOOL Parents are kindly asked to contact the school if possible between 8:30 – 8:55a.m. and 3:15 – 3:45p.m. Thank you. THE SCHOOL’S ADMISSION POLICY Part time in September following their 3rd birthday. Full time in September following their 4th birthday. Although the particulars in this document are correct at the time of publication it should not be assumed that there will be no changes affecting the relevant arrangements before the start of, or during, the school year and in relation to subsequent school years. ‘Parental attendance at school meetings and parent’s evenings – additional assistance. If any parent or carer has additional needs relating to disability and/or language, cultural issues with which they require assistance at a particular school event, please contact the Headteacher at the school to arrange the assistance requested.’ 3 SCHOOL STAFF Headteacher - Mr Paul Thomas Infants Nursery - Miss Bethan Jones Reception and Year 1 - Miss Gwennan Williams Year 1 / 2 - Miss Sara Roberts Teaching assisstants - Mrs Tegwen Williams/Mrs Wendy Jones - Miss Bethan Jones - Miss Lowri Hughes - Mrs Rachel Huws - Mis Eleri-Fflur Roberts Juniors Year 3 - Mrs Olwen Griffiths Year 4 / 5 / 6 - Mr Gwilym Prydderch – Deputy Head Resource Class Teacher - Mrs Nia Thomas Teaching assistants - Mrs Annwen Ryland - Mrs Ffion McKenna SEN Teacher - Mrs Sian Jones Cook - Ms Jackie Thomas Caretaker - Mr Simon Garland Cleaner - Ms Lynne Roberts School Meals Clerk - Ms Jackie Thomas School Meals A mid-day meal is provided daily. The current price is £2 (Infants) and £2.05 (Juniors). Money to pay for school meals should be brought to the school on Monday in an envelope / purse clearly labelled with the child’s name. Cheques should be made payable to ‘Conwy County Borough Council.’ Free meals forms are available at the school. Packed lunches Parents are asked to provide healthy, balanced lunches for their children.Uneaten food will be sent home so that parents know what food their children have actually eaten in school. Visiting Arrangements Parents are formally invited to the school to discuss their children’s development with the class teachers every term. Parents are welcome to contact the school at any time; arrangements to visit should, if possible, be arranged beforehand. Local Clinic (School Nurse) Llandudno 862006 Additional Activities There will be different clubs held at different times during the year e.e. Dragon Sports, Urdd, Film Club and Walking Club. Information on specific clubs will be provided during the school year. The school hopes to ensure the co-operation and the support of parents with all the additional activities arranged. It is the responsibility of parents/guardians to ensure that their children return home safely after end-of-day extra-curricular activities. 4 SCHOOL UNIFORM _____________________________ We have a school uniform. We believe that a school uniform fosters pride in the school and a sense of belonging. SCHOOL COLOURS – Green, Red and Grey/Black Girls Grey or black pinafore/ skirt/trousers Grey cardigan White blouse Green sweatshirt Red t-shirt Green fleece top Boys Grey or black trousers White or grey shirt Grey jumper Green sweatshirt Red t-shirt Green fleece top Summer Term Girls Green or red gingham dress or skirt Boys Unchanged – boys may wear a red or white t-shirt P.E Uniform Black shorts and white t-shirt Red T-shirts, green sweatshirts and ‘fleece’ tops are sold in the UKCK clothes shop in Oxford Road, Llandudno or through the school. Bags to carry P.E. kits and reading books / homework to and from school may be purchased at the school and also sun hats and water bottles. All items of clothing should be clearly marked with the child’s name. 5 TERM AND HOLIDAY DATES 2014 - 2015 AUTUMN TERM Staff training day 01/09/14 11/10/14 Autumn term start 02/09/14 Close half term 24/10/14 Open after half term 03/11/14 End of term 19/12/14 SPRING TERM Staff training day 05/01/15 Spring term start 06/01/15 Close half term 13/02/15 Open after half term 23/03/15 End of term 27/04/15 SUMMER TERM Staff training day 13/04/15 Summer term start 14/04/15 May day 04/05/15 Close half term 22/05/15 Open after half term 01/06/15 End of term 20/07/15 6 SCHOOL RULES We believe that it is important to have some rules to maintain high standards of appearance and behaviour and to ensure safety. ATTENDANCE Pupils should arrive in school between 8.45 - 8:55a.m. The school is responsible for pupils between 8:45a.m. and 3:25p.m. and will not accept liability for any loss or injury to pupils and their belongings on the premises outside these hours and activities arranged by the school. It is parents’ responsibility to ensure that their children arrive safely in the school in the morning and return home safely at the end of the school day.The school should be notified of any changes to the usual travelling home arrangements. ABSENTEEISM / ILLNESS Good attendance promotes children’s educational development.Each absence should be explained either in writing/e-mail or by word / telephone on the first day of absence. By law we have to record the reason for all absences. Unauthorised absences will be recorded and may be referred to the Education Social Worker. No medicine except inhalers for asthma sufferers should be sent to school. If medicines are essential for your child’ on a long-term basis please contact the Headteacher.Parents/guardians may arrange to come to school to give their children any necessary medicine. A child has no right to leave the school unless a request has been received from the parents. The appropriate form should be completed when a family arranges annual holidays during school term. Parents should try to ensure that holidays do not take place in term time. FOOD / HEALTH Pupils are allowed to eat fruit only at morning playtime. No sweets or chocolates are permitted or fizzy drinks. Pupils are encouraged to drink water from the school fountain during the day. We ask that all visitors to the school refrain from smoking on the school premises. No glass bottles or cans should be brought to school. CLOTHES AND BELONGINGS Pupils should come to school looking clean and dressed tidily. Children’s clothes and belongings should be clearly marked with their names. Pupils should bring appropriate clothing to school for their P.E. lessons.No toys or electronic games should be brought to school. HAIR AND JEWELLERY Pupils’ hair should be tidy. Parents are asked to check their children’s hair regularly. Pupils should not come to school if head lice are present. Pupils should not wear jewellery with the exception of a writst watch, ear studs and signet rings. These must be removed during P.E. activities. BEHAVIOUR The school aims to encourage pupils to behave responsibly and to respect others.We reward good conduct and follow the school’s Behaviour Code in the case of any misbehaviour.Copies of the school’s Behaviour Code are displayed in school and parents may ask to have a copy.
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