Canu bendigedig, Maesybryn!

Well done Maesybryn for taking part in the concert at Tabernacl, Efail Isaf  to raise funds for  Christian Aid! The singing groups- year 2 mini music club and the Year 5/6 singers were magnificent! The audience thoroughly enjoyed our contribution and we were highly praised! We were very proud of you all. Diolch yn fawr to your parents for bringing you- way past some of your bedtimes!
Mrs Jones and Mrs Decaro

Manor Trip - return!

Just to let you know Mrs Evans will ring school when they leave Manor and then we will let you know their ETA!
Mrs Rees, Clerk

Art Exhibition - Thursday 23rd

Day 3

Another great day finished off with a super disco and hot chocolate. A busy day again tomorrow -the children are looking forward to the rip wire over the lake..... should be good fun and hopefully some good pictures.
See you soon, Mrs Evans and Mr Monk,

Day Two

Hi parents.
We have had another busy day and taken part in real fun activities. The food is great and there's plenty of it. The weather has been very pleasant and some of the children have been in the lake having fallen off the raft they built!!!!! Hoping for another great day tomorrow.
Regards Mrs Evans and Mr Monk.

Week away.

Hi parents. We have arrived safely in sunny (only joking) rainy Abernant.  The children are out at the moment competing in the mini Olympics. They seem to be having a good time and looking forward to their tea at 5.20. I'll keep you posted. Bye for now, Mrs Evans and Mr Monk.

Dylan's Bike Ride to Sikusi

Well Done to everyone who has cycled this week. We have now covered over 2,500 miles and "Virtual Dylan" is currently crossing the Sahara Desert in Libya. Only another 1505 miles to go so if you can come in and help, please do at any time from 8am until 4.30pm over the next few days. Over £3000 has already been raised by school and through the giving page.

Brilliant effort,

Mr. Roberts

Stranger Danger

You should have all had a text about an incident last night at 5pm close to the school. Two teenagers in a  black Renault Clio approached a Year 6 boy and asked if he wanted a lift - he said "No!" and they drove off. The boy was a bit shaken by it but is fine today. I have spoken to the police today and they have taken details and will keep a close watch on the area for similar vehicles. With lighter evenings, can I stress the importance of "Stranger Danger" when children are playing outside. Can I also say " Well Done!" to the boy involved who did exactly as he had been taught in school and reported it as soon as he got home.

Thank you,

Mr Roberts

PTA

The PTA are collecting used ink cartridges to help raise money for the children.  Please could you send any spare empty cartridges into school with your child or give them to a member of the PTA.

Thank you for your support.