MILFORD HAVEN SCHOOL
MILFORD HAVEN SCHOOL
GOVERNORS' ANNUAL REPORT 2011
For the Academic Year September 2010 to August 2011
Chairman of Governors: Dr C Mackintosh
C/o Milford Haven School
Steynton Road,
MILFORD HAVEN.
SA73 1AE
Telephone: 01646 690021
Clerk to the Governors: Mr G Longster
The Director of Education and Community Services
Education and Community Services
County Hall
HAVERFORDWEST
Pembs
SA61 1TP
The full list of Governors is as follows:
Name
Mr M Layton
Status
LEA
Clr Mrs A Hughes LEA
Mrs P James LEA
Clr
Clr
R Sinnett
M Stoddart
Miss N Cargill
LEA
LEA
Parent
Ms N DeSousa
Mr D Golden
Mrs S Groves
Mrs S Morrell
Mrs R Watson
Mrs P Bowen
Mr
Mr
J Edwards
C Rees
Mr
Mr
J Bramley
B Bullimore
Parent
Parent
Parent
Parent
Parent
Teacher
Teacher
Support Staff
Community
Community
Term of Office Expires
16.06.2015
17.08.2012
29.11.2014
21.10.2012
11.01.2013
11.02.2014
23.03.2014
13.05.2014
10.11.2013
10.11.2013
23.04.2012
21.09.2012
21.09.2012
03.11.2011
12.10.2012
15.11.2013
Mrs Y Evans
Dr
Community
C Mackintosh Community
Ms
Mr
J Ritchie
I Morgan
Community
Headteacher
12.10.2012
19.06.2015
15.11.2013
In addition to the Governors' termly statutory meetings there have been regular meetings of the Finance/Estates,
Policy Review Panel, Performance Management / Pay Panel and Personnel, Pastoral & Curriculum Committees.
Governors have attended training sessions organised by Pembrokeshire County Council.
STAFF & PUPILS
Number of Teaching Staff September 2011: 64 (including 9 part time, FTE 60.95)
Number of Pupils on Roll January 2011: 1082 (including 170 Sixth Form & 15 with Statements)
Number of Pupils on Roll September 2011: 1058
ATTENDANCE
Percentage of sessions attended 90.1%
Percentage of sessions missed due to unauthorised absence: 1.1%
Percentage of sessions missed due to all absence: 9.9%
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SCHOOL TERMS - ACADEMIC YEAR 2011-12
TERM BEGIN HALF-TERM END NO. OF
SCHOOL
DAYS
Autumn 2011
Spring 2012
Monday 5
Sept 2011
Monday 9
January 2012
Summer 2012 Tuesday 17
April 2012
Directed
Teacher Days
BEGIN
Monday 24
October 2011
Monday 13
February
2012
Monday 4
June 2012
Friday 2 Sept
2011
END
Friday 28
October 2011
Friday 17
February
2012
Friday 8 June
2012
Monday 16
April 2012
Thursday 22
December
2011
Friday 30
March 2012
Friday 20 July
2012
74
55
63
2
TOTAL 194
The remaining four INSET Days to be taken will be at the discretion of each individual school. For Milford
Haven, these are 21 October 2011, 31 October 2011, 22 December 2011, 24 February 2012.
One extra
INSET day will be taken for KS2/KS3 transition; this will be Monday 25 June 2012 .
SENIOR LEADERSHIP TEAM
Headteacher
Deputy Headteacher (Curriculum)
Deputy Headteacher (Pastoral)
Senior Assistant Headteacher (Key Stage 3)
Assistant Headteacher (Key Stage 4)
Assistant Headteacher (Key Stage 4)
Business Manager (Administration)
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Mr Islwyn Morgan
Mr Andrew Miles
Mrs Beverley Davies
Mr Paul Edwards
Ms Ceri-Ann Morris
Miss Emma Rees
Mrs Pamela Thomas
STAFF CHANGES:
We thank Mr K Davies and Mrs J Williams for their long and distinguished service to the school and wish them a long and happy retirement. It is with great sadness I must inform you of the sad and untimely death of Mr Mike
Griffiths, teacher of Mathematics.
NEW STAFF:
Miss Gemma Bevan -
Mr Christopher Davies -
Miss Katie George -
Mrs Diane Llewhelin -
Mr Meirion Owen
Miss Lisa Phillips
Miss Nicola Phillips
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History teacher (maternity cover)
LSA
Art/Food Technology Technician
English teacher (maternity cover)
Head of Design Technology
Maths teacher
Modern Foreign Languages teacher
INTERNAL PROMOTIONS:
Congratulations to the following on their promotion to new posts:
Mrs Jayne White - Temporary acting Head of Sixth Form (maternity cover)
Miss Vicky John - Temporary acting Assistant Head of Sixth Form (maternity cover)
Key Stage 3 Results 2011 - Compared to Targets
English
Maths
Science
School
Target
70%
74%
74%
Teacher
Assessment
68%
70%
69%
All Core Subjects 59% 57%
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GCSE Results 2011 - Compared to Targets
5 x A*-C
WAG
Target
58%
Actual
52.0%
5 x A*-G
% gaining A*-C in all core subjects
90%
44%
92.0%
39.3%
BEST GCSE RESULTS (Note - half grades are short courses)
NAME A* A B C D Other
Amy Hughes
Sarah Hughes
Brogan Swan
Sali Morris
Laura-Jayne Davies
Awena Aitken
Ross Sutton
Rebecca Picton
Evangeline Proctor
Holly Golden
Libby Smith
Natassja Morgan
Christine Hicks
Liam Fawcett
Sophie Griffiths
Emyr Williams
Danielle Pitcher-Schofield
Shelby Nicholson
Tamsin Mathias
Angharad Bowie
Kellyanne Banner
Ashli Edwards
Joelle Bowie-Hallam
Hannah Taylor
Hazel Thorne
Lawrence Griffiths
Ieuan Jones
Liam Davies
Lucy Howells
James Ribbon
Bethan Phillips
Megan Griffiths
6.5
5.5
4
4
4
3.5
3
3
2
2
2
1
1
4
5
5
4
2.5
6
5
4
6
4
2
6
7
6
6
5
5
5
4.5
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
3
1
2
3
1
3
3
3
5
3
6
2.5
4
3.5
2
5
6
2.5
8
4.5
3.5
2.5
2.5
2
2
2
0.5
5
0.5
0.5
0.5
1
1
1
2
3.5
1
2.5
2.5
1.5
2.5
3
1
3
2.5
3
2.5
6.5
4.5
6.5
6
5.5
3
5
2
1
0.5
2
0.5
3
A + B
A + B + C
A - E
Archie Smithies
Gabrielle Swales
Rebecca Hay
Lesley Ann Mitchell
Lauren Sutton
Rosie Graham
2
2
1
1
1
1
2.5
7
5
4
2
Lauren Llewellin
Daniella Evans
0.5 5
4
3.5
4
Elin Sinnett 3 6
0.5 refers to Short Course Welsh or RE
‘A’ LEVEL RESULTS
4.5
7
2
5
5.5
7.5
2004
36%
60%
94%
2005
31%
62%
96%
2006 2007 2008 2009
39% 29% 30% 34%
64%
97%
59%
95%
59%
91%
66.9%
95%
1
2
1
3
2
2010
48.9%
69.2%
98%
2011
53.0%
79.2%
98.0%
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BEST RESULTS - 'A' LEVEL
NAME
Sarah Picton
Agnieszka Niewiarowska
Joshua Wood
Kate Morgan
Laura Sanderson
Lesley Fitzgerald
Catherine Gardner
Elizabeth Tamilia
Alexander Williams
Antonio Ciati
Megan Williams
Elizabeth Greenish
Eleanor Ewart
Lucy Hurst
Samuel Freeman
Verity George-White
Sion Littlehales
Sally Llewellin
Juliana Morgans
Julie Harries
Nicole Meiring
Alex Picton
Rebecca Algieri
Emily Anderton
Catherine Edwards
Alisha John
Thomas Turner
Rebecca Hearse-Morgan
Jonathan Craig
Dayle Gibby
Abby Wheeler
Naomi Wild
Liam Boulcott
Sophie Davies
Lawrence Stalbow-Best
Andrew Salter
POINTS
540
500
500
480
480
460
440
440
440
420
420
420
400
400
400
400
400
400
400
380
380
380
360
360
360
360
360
340
340
340
340
340
320
280
280
280
1A*
1A*
1A*
1A*
1A*
3A
1A
2A
2A
2A
1A
2A
2A
2A
2A
1A
1A
2A
2A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1A
1B
1B
1B
2B
2B
2B
2B
2B
2B
1B
3B
2B
A2
1B
1B 2C
1B
1C
1B
2B
2B
2B
1C
1C
2C
1B
1B
1B
1B
1B
2C
1C
1C
1C
1C
1C
2C
2C
2C
3C
3C
3C
1C
1C
1C
2C
2C
2C
2C
1C
2C
1D
1D
1E
1D
1D
1D
1D
2D
1D
1D
AS
1C
1A
1E
Robyn Arnopp-Cleevely
Lauren Owens
Jadie Edwards
Kelly-May Robst
Rhys Williams
280
280
260
260
260
1A
1A
1A
1A
1C
1C
1C
2D 1E
1D 2E
1D
1D
1D
1E
1A
INSPECTION
The school was inspected in May 2011 under the new Common Inspection Framework. There were four recommendations:
1. Raise standards, particularly in Key Stage 4.
2. Improving the quality of teaching, in order to engage and challenge all pupils.
3. Further develop planning for improvement and monitoring in order to focus more on improving pupils’ performance and outcomes.
4. Continue to develop strategies to improve attendance.
The Governors and staff have put together a detailed Action Plan to address these issues, which can be found in the School Development Plan.
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SCHOOL TARGETS
This year saw satisfactory results at Key Stage 3 and in line with predictions. GCSE saw significant improvement with all core subjects performing in Quartile 2 against the all-Wales core data sets. AS results have risen again this year and A Level results were our best ever, with all students gaining their university places. Attendance levels were maintained, though I would again plead with parents not to take their children on holiday during school term time.
ACCOMMODATION
In our recent Inspection the following judgement was made – ‘The site is managed particularly effectively and is well-maintained.
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RESOURCES
The school is well resourced and this continues to be a priority. We now have Interactive White Boards in all the teaching classrooms within the school and these have DVD attachments. Students with parental permission have full access to the Internet but we continue to monitor the situation carefully. Any pupils who mis-use the Internet lose their access.
Textbooks will continue as a priority and every child has access to a text book in each subject. The Library is well resourced and is supported by a new ICT system. We are grateful to the PTA for their continued support of the
Library, which is such an important resource for individual research work.
CURRICULUM
Milford Haven Sixth Form students have been highly successful in the Advanced Level Welsh Baccalaureate
(WBQ). The WBQ was completed for the first time last year. Over forty students have achieved the equivalent of an ‘A’ grade at Advanced level this year.
The school continues to develop the South Pembrokeshire Federation partnership with Pembroke and Greenhill schools with increasing numbers of students travelling between centres to take advantage of a wider range of courses.
The school now offers the Intermediate and Foundation level WBQ to students in Years 10/11. Students will complete the WBQ in the summer of 2012. The WBQ includes a significant amount of community participation activities from students.
The school is offering new courses in BTEC Art, Business, Science and Engineering commencing in September
2011.
At Key Stage 4 we continue to offer a broad and varied Complementary Curriculum which is part funded with money from the European Union and the Pembrokeshire 14-19 Learning Network. Partner organisations include
Pembrokeshire College, PRP Training and the Green Links.
PASTORAL CARE
Pupils are expected to adhere to t he school’s Positive Behaviour Policy; all pupils are given opportunities to gain merits and receive recognition. Departments and Pastoral teams reward pupils on a daily basis for effort, participation, attainment and behaviour. Rewards are recognised in weekly assemblies; end of term assemblies and in the annual Merit Presentation Ceremony. Pastoral teams, including Heads and Assistant Heads of Year and form tutors work very hard to ensure each individual pupil is cared for, supported and encouraged to achieve their potential. A new reward scheme was introduced in 2010/11 for attendance. Pupils receive vouchers from local retailers for 100% attendance and most improved attendance over a term.
The school’s behaviour referral system is well embedded into daily practice. The ‘C form’ system is effectively used for behavioural issues. The Remove isolation unit continues to provide an effective sanction for the more serious issues. The Time Out Centre has been replaced by a Curriculum Support Group which provides additional support to a range of pupils with additional learning and social needs.
The school’s Youth Worker (Suzie Ross) provides invaluable support for pupils who require assistance in developing interpersonal skills, raising self esteem and developing confidence in both individual and group settings.
Some KS4 pupils also achieve accreditation through the Agored Awarding Body. The School Counsellor (Heidi
Leicester) continues to provide an invaluable service by providing pupils with professional counselling support. The
Police Forum continues to provide information sharing opportunities between the school and the local police. The
Police regularly support the school in dealing with internet misuse and drug prevention.
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The multi-agency nature of the Teams Around the Child initiative has enabled children and families to receive cohesive support from a range of services and external partners.
A new anti-bullying policy was implemented in 2010/11. Any bullying incidents which occur in the school are immediately dealt with once known about. Anti-bullying messages are continually conveyed to pupils during assemblies and PHSE sessions; the number of reported bullying incidents is low, most of these being linked with cyber bullying. The number of racial abuse incidents occurring within the school is very low.
The School Council has experienced an extremely successful year.
Links with other agencies have developed this year. A number of our students have attended Prince’s Trust and
YMCA courses in outdoor education to promote team building skills and personal development. This work is in addition to the school’s strong partnerships with local training providers and Pembrokeshire College who provide complementary vocational training for individual students.
TRANSITION from PRIMARY to SECONDARY SCHOOL
Transition continues to move forward positively. Discussion and regular interchange of ideas continue with our
Family of Schools, where we develop our literacy, numeracy and science bridging units. As in previous years a comprehensive transition programme ensures all pupils are supported and guided fully during their transition from
Year 6 to Year 7. Discussion also takes place regarding individual pupils prior to their transfer from Primary to
Secondary School.
We were again successful in gaining a bid with the Community Focused Schools Initiative in our Milford Haven
Family of Schools to further develop after school provision. This was supplemented further this year with a grant to develop lunchtime clubs. This has allowed all the schools within the catchment area to extend the range of activities on offer.
SCHOOL SECURITY
All visitors to the school are directed to the school office where they are registered and issued with security badges.
Anyone not wearing a badge is challenged, and asked to leave if they do not have a legitimate reason for being on site. Signs at the back of the school clearly state that visitors must report to reception via the front entrance. In the interests of security and safety to children it is not possible to allow visitors, including parents, to walk through the school grounds or building, other than directly from the front gate, through the car park and up the front steps. Our
CCTV system, with 51 static and 4 fully functional cameras is extremely useful in preventing vandalism and stopping potential bullying.
Having said all that, we are always pleased to see parents in school. (The safest place to park is outside the front wall, and parents are asked to proceed from there on foot to the front entrance.)
We no longer allow pupils to cycle to school. The main road is heavy with traffic in the mornings, crossing back over the road at night is a problem, and it is impossible to keep bicycles safe from wilful vandalism all day long.
We will review the situation if the Authority provides a cycle lane along the main road. We are in dialogue with the
Authority who have visited the site to see our issues.
The Authority has built a crossing island in the road outside the school with railings on both sides of the road to prevent children crossing where it is unsafe.
Children are not allowed on the premises outside school hours except to attend legitimate supervised classes, clubs, events etc. Although we sympathise with young people who see the school grounds as the ideal place for skateboarding, scootering, cycling, playing tennis, football etc., we are not insured for accidental damage to persons or property and therefore cannot allow it. Most damage to school property is caused in this way. We hope you will understand, and raise the level of campaign to provide these facilities for young people in Milford Haven.
One of our biggest worries is the car park at the back of the school. We are asking parents to take extreme care when driving on and off the parking area at the end of the school day. Children have to cross the area on foot to buses and waiting cars or taxis. We have vastly improved the situation by providing safe routes to buses and cars, marked out by white bollards and a zebra crossing across the road to where the buses wait.
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PARENT/TEACHER ASSOCIATION
The Milford Haven School PTA is open to parents, staff, former pupils and friends of the school. The aim of the
PTA is to support the school in any way possible, not least through its fund-raising activities, which are also very pleasant social occasions. The PTA meet at the school, every second Wednesday in the month at 6.30 pm in the
Staff Room. New members are very welcome.
The PTA uses its funds to support the library, which it helped us to create. All pupils are able to benefit from its facilities at lunchtime and after school as well as in many lessons. Currently the PTA also provides funding for our
Merit Award Assemblies and annual prizes for Certificate Evening. It has also supported a wide range of other developments within the school, both curricular and extra curricular.
SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS
CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS
CODE OF PRACTICE STAGES
YEAR
7
8
9
10
11
12 & 13
TOTALS
SCHOOL ACTION
37
13
26
50
45
21
192
SCHOOL ACTION +
24
17
11
22
13
4
91
SCHOOL ACTION + STATEMENT
0
2
0
5
1
2
10
We endeavour to support all pupils with Special Educational Needs; Equality of opportunity is central to our organisation.
PUPILS with DISABILITIES
Arrangements for admission are the same as for other pupils, and we are proud of the special expertise we have developed in helping pupils with speech and language difficulties. Disabled pupils are treated as far as possible the same as other pupils, but unfortunately we do not have wheelchair access to all areas of the curriculum.
A new lift installed three years ago allows access to the Library and the Humanities Block, including ICT, as well as improving access to the Special Needs Department and new disabled toilet facilities. This has greatly improved life for pupils in wheelchairs and their carers. Unfortunately, access to Art, Business, Food Technology and Welsh will still not be possible; these needs will have to be addressed at a later phase. However, we are delighted at these new improvements for which we have campaigned for a long time.
DESTINATIONS 2010 (most recent available)
Year 11 Pupils 207
Year 12 Pupils 126
Year 13 Pupils 70
Full-time Education at
University, College or
School
156
98
62
Full-time
Employment
3
9
7
Work
Based
Training
23
6
0
Other
25
13
1
SCHOOL EVENTS AND COMMUNITY LINKS 2010-11
Remembrance Service – The Service this year was led by the Head Boy and Head Girl. Pupils played ‘The Last
Post’ and ‘The Reveille’ and the Headteacher read the Exhortation. Once again, we were pleased to welcome guests from the British Legion.
Certificate Evening – Due to a flood and inclement weather unfortunately we had to postpone Certificate Evening from December to April. Our guest speaker in April was Victoria James, the youngest female to climb Everest. It was an occasion for celebration for pupils and staff following superb examination results.
Carol Service – St Katharine’s and St Peter’s Church was, as usual, the venue for this special occasion. Readers performed with dignity and the choir sang beautifully. It is a time when school and the community unite and enjoy mince pies in the Church Hall after the Service.
Community Award Ceremony – This took place on the last Friday of the Summer Term when three organisations in
Milford Haven contributed prizes for pupils gaining the highest number of merits in each form. In return pupils gave out the money they had raised in the May Meander to a number of local charities of their choice. The amount
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han ded over was in excess of £1,800. This ceremony is one of the highlights of the year and further cements the partnership between the school and the local community.
Eisteddfod – March 2011 saw our twelfth Eisteddfod taking place. Entries in competitions were at their highest ever and judges were delighted with the standard and variety of work undertaken. The Music and English Departments played a prominent part alongside the Welsh department, but all Departments were represented either through events on the day or in competitions held in the preceding weeks.
Community Work – The Sixth form supported several charities during the year including £22,000 for Children in
Need. This brings the total collected for this particular charity to o ver £150,000 in the last thirteen years.
ACHIEVEMENTS, TRIPS AND RESIDENTIAL VISITS
Art:
Eisteddfod – This year we had a very high uptake for the Year 7 ‘Dragons’ and Year 8 ‘Famous Welsh
Faces’ competitions. A variety of extremely creative work was produced by students, including traditional drawing and painting, collage, wood carving and Eco sculptures.
Google – Due to our previous success in ‘Google’ competitions, we entered the ‘I love football’ competition in celebration of the World Cup. Although we did not win any prizes, it was a success for us due to the amount of boys entering.
Fish Week – Two sculptures were entered into the Pembrokeshire Fish Week Art competition. Both were on display at Oriel y Parc, St Davids during July and August 2010.
Pembrokeshire Schools – exhibitions took place in Tenby and the Waterfront Gallery, Milford Haven to celebrate the success of ‘A’ Level and ‘GCSE’ students. Ten students contributed.
‘Creation’ – An exhibition of students’ work in connection with a week of Christian outreach took place in the former Post Office, Milford Haven for a week at the end of September. Years 7 and 8 pupils contributed work.
Visiting Artists – Hilary Statts worked with Mr Green’s Year 10 Applied Art group to help develop their understanding and skills in Theatre design. Pupils involved helped design and make the stage set for the school production of Calamity Jane.
Masterclass – pupils from feeder schools attended a day masterclass. They took part in drawing, painting, ceramic, metal and sculpture activities, culminating in two exciting pieces of work inspired by the sea. The
Year 10 Applied Art class helped out with the pupils.
LNG Calendar competition: Years 7-10 pupils had the opportunity to take part in a competition to paint a local landmark. Rhiannon Stephens of Year 10 produced a winning entry that was featured on the front cover of the 2011 calendar.
Christmas celebrations: Upper Sixth students designed ideas for the front cover of the Carol Service programme. Agn ieszka Niewiarowska’s design on poinsettia and candles was chosen as the most suitable design. Sixth Form photography students visited St Katharine’s and Saint Peter’s Church to visually document all aspects of the Church environment. The photographs taken were collated into an album and framed image which were presented to Canon John Davies on his retirement, as a token of appreciation of his work and commitment to the School.
Years 11, 12 and 13 completed their coursework and examination units. Year 11 completed their 10 hour exam successfully. All were congratulated for their organisation and behaviour which made the exam run smoothly. Borderline pupils took part in ‘Hotseating’ sessions to help improve their grades. Year 12 Art and
Photography pupils completed their 8 hour final exam. Year 13 Art and Photography pupils completed their
12 hour exam, producing some outstanding work. All pupils who applied for College received offers, four pupils gaining places on the Art Foundation Course in Pembrokeshire College.
The Department passed their Key stage 3 assessment, meeting all moderation requirements fully.
Environmental artist Tina Cunningham held a workshop for Year 8 pupils. Tina collated research from her visit in order to gain a grant from the Arts Council of Wales. Photographer Phil Holden also attended the workshop and his keen to return to talk to ‘A’ Level students about his work as a professional photographer.
Mrs Charlton’s Year 7 group produced a piece of ceramic artwork which was placed on the wall in the
Welsh department stairwell.
English / Drama:
Schools Shakespeare Festival, Macbeth – Mrs Batten directed a production of Macbeth as part of the
Shakespeare Schools’ Festival. The performance took place on 2 nd November. Josh Richards, member of the Royal Shakespeare Company, came into school and delivered a 4 hour workshop to the cast of
Macbeth. The cast also did a workshop with the Welsh National Youth Theatre at the Torch Theatre. Ben
Meagher, past pupil, worked with the cast members in the initial stages of preparation for the Shakespeare
Festival.
A trip was held to the Torch Theatre to see theTheatre D’Complicite / Disappearing Numbers, part of the
National Theatre live series of events.
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Members of the Sixth Form supported pu pil Sam Freeman in a production of ‘Julia’ by the Torch Youth
Theatre.
Pupils studyin g ‘A’ Level and GCSE Drama attended a performance of ‘Bouncers’ by Black Rat
Productions at the Torch Theatre on 4 th November.
Heath Fransham Prizewinners – The joint winners of the Heath Fransham prize for 2010 were Tyler Griffiths and Layton Morgan-Jewitt.
Rotary Club Competition – Sarah Picton, U6th, won the Welsh round of the Rotary Club ‘Young Writers.’
Staff in the English Department were very pleased to learn that Sarah received a letter of congratulations from a Welsh Assembly Minister who asked if she could use sections of Sarah’s poem in future speeches!
The guided reading programme continued with Years 7 and 8 students.
World Cup Reading Group – Various members of the English Department assisted Mrs Hudson with the
World Cup Story by Tom Palmer which took place daily at lunchtime in the Library. Mrs Hudson and members of the English Department contributed to the reading sessions, as well as many male members of
staff who were happy to act as role models for reading for the boys.
National Poetry Competition 7 th October 2010 – English staff and pupils joined Mrs Hudson in the Library to read poems they had composed and their favourite poems on the year’s theme of ‘Home’. Sarah Picton,
U6th made a very good contribution with her poem written for the occasion entitled ‘Consider Home,
Consider Them.’
New GCSE Specification – The news specification was taught for the first time this academic year.
An Inspector Calls: Approximately 150 students and staff attended the Torch Theatre to see the GCSE set text ‘An Inspector Calls’ on 19 th October 2010. The trip was arranged by Mrs Batten and Mrs Longster and other members of the English Department also attended. A free school workshop was given by Mr D
Ainsworth, Torch Education Officer on 20 th October in the Steynton Hall. All GCSE pupils who attended the
Torch went to the workshop.
A Level Trip – King Lear: Over 30 ‘A’ Level students attended the Torch Theatre on 3 rd February 2011 to see a performance of King Lear which was screened live from the National Theatre, London. The performance was held at the Donmar Warehouse and featured Derek Jacobi and Tony Award winner
Michael Grandage. The trip was organised by Mrs Longster and was attended by Mrs Morgan, Mrs Batten and Mrs Morrissey.
Eisteddfod: Year 7 and 8 pupils completed entries for the writing and poetry competitions.
GCSE Oral Moderation visit: Mr Roger Lane, WJEC oral moderator visited the Department on Tuesday 8 th
February. A group of students took part in a moderation exercise with Mr Lane and Mrs Longster. All students who participated performed well.
Macbeth at the Senedd: The cast and crew of Macbeth was one of the two Welsh schools invited to perform at the Senedd in Cardiff. The evening sponsored by Clogau gold was part of a successful partnership between Arts and Business Cymru and the National Assembly for Wales which showcased a diverse range of cultural events from across Wales. Macbeth was also performed to Years 10,11,12 and 13 as part of their appreciation of Shakespeare.
Miss Griffiths took a party to watch Lysistrata which was studied by A2 Drama and Theatre Studies students.
GCSE Drama and Theatre Studies pupils completed a 6 hour controlled assessment as part of their practical examination (Edexcel).
Trips to see Uncle Vanya Theatre Avellyn Theatre and History Boys by Alan Bennett at the New Theatre
Cardiff took place.
Rotary Club Young Writer: Once again, students from Milford Haven School were successful in this competition. The theme for this year was “The Community” and students Saffron Ewart, of Year 10 and
Danielle Davies, of Year 7, won the South and West Wales regional competitions, for their age groups.
They were invited to att end the Senydd, to receive certificates. Last year’s winner, with the theme of “The
Environment” was 6 th form student Sarah Picton .
Eisteddfod: All Year 7 and 8 pupils took part in Eisteddfod competitions in English. Year 7 pupils wrote a biography of a famous Welsh person and the winners were – 1 st Caitlin Parr 7A; 2 nd Shelley Arnold 7C.
Year 8 pupils wrote a poem on a Welsh theme and the winners were – 1 st Anna Maria Cutolo 8X; 2 nd
Matthew Davies 8X. Pupils from both Years also took part in poetry speaking competitions on the stage.
GCSE Year 11 students were the last Year to complete their written coursework under the rules of the old specification. All coursework will, in future, be completed in controlled conditions. Year 10 has already completed three pieces of written work in controlled conditions.
Macbeth at the Edinburgh Festival : A cast of 22 pupils performed a newly reworked version of Macbeth in the Grand Theatre at the Surgeon's Hall as part of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The cast, who were performing under the auspices of the Schools Shakespeare Festival, experienced a taste of working in
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the professional theatre and were not only rewarded for their efforts by enthusiastic audiences across six nights but also received a coveted five star rating by the official fringe festival committee.
Geography:
At the end of the summer term 2010, Year 11 completed a day of fieldwork in Tenby, looking at the effects of tourism on the town.
Each Year 7 student was given a copy of the Ordnance Survey map for South Pembrokeshire; over 150 maps were distributed. Ordnance Survey runs this scheme yearly and the year group are allowed to keep their maps.
Eco club continued to run for Years 7 and 8, offering students a wide variety of activities to get involved in.
We contributed in a major way to the school successfully achieving the bronze sustainable schools award.
Twenty-five Year 11 students attended a very informative and exciting lecture at Taskers school looking at the effect on people and the environment of eruptions. This was organised by PESST.
A selected group of Year 10 students attended an eco conference at County Hall along with representatives from other schools within the County. They debated and discussed problems and solutions to climate change within Pembrokeshire.
We took 47 students on an action packed holiday to Sicily, Italy in the Easter holidays 2011. The first full day saw us travelling by cable car and 4x4 trucks to the crater of Mount Etna, the most active volcano in the whole of Europe. Once we travelled up the side of the volcano we eventually arrived above the cloud and mist at the crater rim. There was a smell of sulphur in the air and with gases and steam swirling about us we met our guide who then took us around the crater’s edge. Even the ground was warm to touch! On the second day we caught the ferry to the island of Vulcano to climb another active volcano called ‘Vulcano’.
The walk up gave us fantastic views over the island and around the crater hissing fissures were covered with a bright yellow layer of sulphur. Following our visit to the crater we made our way by foot to the volcanic mud pools. A soak in this warm natural bath where the water temperature is around 32c is very relaxing and therapeutic. The third day saw us visiting the town of Taormina which is dominated by Mount
Etna which is a menacing presence. We had plenty of time to buy souvenirs and sample real Italian life, including the ice cream! In the morning we visited a typical Italian farm and sampled many of the fruits and vegetables grown and we were allowed to pick and eat as many oranges as we wished! During the evening at a local restaurant students had a pizza making lesson and then made, cooked and ate their own pizzas!
On our final full day we visited the southern side of Mount Etna to see the effects of the last major eruption.
It was very strange walking through an almost lunar landscape, trees and buildings destroyed with an eerie silence in the air. The afternoon saw us board our flight for home, taking with us many special memories of our time in Sicily.
Year 7 completed their Bronze Young Navigator Star Award. They were awarded a certificate produced by the Geography department and the official certificate and badge from the National Navigation Award
Scheme, once completed.
Year 12 students spent 2 days on fieldwork. One day was spent visiting Swansea examining its growth and change over time. The second day was spent gathering river flood management information on the Gower.
Year 7 had a talk and completed activities about the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
25 Year 10 and 11 students attended a very informative talk by the world renowned Dr Ian Stewart, volcano expert, organised by PESST at Pembroke School.
Health & Social Care / Travel & Tourism:
BTEC students for H&SC and T&T undertook work experience with relevant local employers. The work placement was for one day a week and enabled the students to carry out tasks to aid their completion of coursework.
The 3 lead internal verifiers for Health & Social Care, Travel & Tourism and Sport BTEC have all successfully undertaken the OSCA2 assessment and are now accredited by Edexcel as internal verifiers.
BTEC T&T students visited Edward Brothers in Milford Haven to find out about customer services.
GCSE H&SC pupils experienced an enjoyable visit to Rickeston Mill Nursing home in December. Pupils were shown around the home by the Matron who talked about the different types of clients that they care for and outlined the help that they needed. Specialised equipment was demonstrated and adaptations to everyday appliances and equipment were seen. The activities officer showed the pupils the activities room and some of the things that the elderly clients had made. The pupils retu rned the kindness of the homes’ hospitality by singing some Christmas carols for the residents who thoroughly enjoyed the experience and joined in the singing. Mary Ann Wray sang a solo that was appreciated by residents and pupils alike. Pupils had brought cakes and mince pies, some home made, that they left for the residents to enjoy for afternoon tea.
AS/A2 H&SC students enjoyed a visit from a complementary therapist who specialises in aromatherapy, massage and reflexology. Mrs Bebbington showed the students all the oils she uses allowing them to
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sample them. She gave them information needed to complete their coursework about complementary therapies and answered a plethora of questions from the students.
A day of practical and theoretical workshops on the 14 th March, covering elements of the syllabus was organised for the AS/A2 students by Careers Wales West. Students found this day very useful as they had input from specialists in the field of Health and Social Care and also have the opportunity to meet students from the other Pembrokeshire schools.
Year 10 pupils spent a day in April visiting two local Health and Social care settings, Havenhurst Nursing
Home and Happy Days Nursery. The class was divided into two groups and each group visited one setting in the morning and the other in the afternoon. The visit to Happy Days proved to be a very exhausting experience for pupils who had to help the staff in looking after the children. It was a very hands-on experience and gave an excellent insight into what is involved when working with young children. The manager showed the pupils around the nursery, explaining a little about what they do and the rules and regulations they must follow. She stressed the importance of confidentiality. The visit to Havenhurst was also very enjoyable and pupils were able to interact with elderly clients in the day centre as well as those in the nursing home.
Students from years 12 and 13 visited Park House Residential Home in Tenby. This is a huge facility that houses approximately a hundred residents. It also incorporates a mental health ward for the NHS and a private nursery. Students were given a full tour of all the facilities with an explanation of the specialist equipment that was seen. They were also able to interact with the clients and asked them questions. Mr
Sawyer, the training manager then spoke to the students about everything that goes on in Park House and answered any questions the students had. He also said that any student who needed work experience for their UCAS applications would be welcome to come there to do this. He also said that it would be possible for students to get holiday jobs at Park House and that these could continue throughout their university courses. This meant that not only would the students be gaining valuable experience but would also get paid for it!
History:
We held a ‘meet the heroes day’ where pupils from Year7 to Year 13 had a chance to listen to and ask questions of paratrooper Ernie Evans. It was a fascinating event and one that held everyone in awe at his wartime exploits.
We also embarked on a trip to see the History Boys in Cardiff with the 6 th Form in March.
ICT:
OCR Nationals Level 2 : This was the first cohort to complete the OCR Nationals Level 2 course. The course was very well received by both students and department members. We were visited by our external moderator on 3 occasions during the delivery of this course, each time with positive feedback.
A major development in the department is that of our online assessment system. This can be found at http://www.ictdept.com
and is accessed regularly by pupils not only to access their tasks, but also to assess their own performance, and gain feedback from staff. Along with this we also de veloped an iPhone ‘app’ with pupils who can download directly onto their iPhone’s or iPod Touch’s to keep track of their performance. Our logs show that 2 pupils actually did this on Christmas Day!! As far as we know, we are the only school in the UK hav e an iPhone ‘app’ to do this, something we are very proud of, and is a great motivator for the pupils.
OCR Nationals Level 3: We started a new A Level course with Year 12 this Year, to link in with the course we deliver at Key Stage 4. The OCR Nationals Level 3 is a vocational based A Level consisting of 6 units of work over 2 years. Students will gain experience in producing documents for business, use different business communication methods, work collaboratively to produce a gadget magazine, model situations using spreadsheets, produce multimedia products which will include video, animation and sound, and create and host websites.
Robot Club: Robot Club ran every Wednesday after school with attendance from pupils of all year groups.
Pupils built their robots from Lego Mindstorms kits and competed in a ‘Robot Olympics’.
We were delighted with our first set of results from the new OCR Nationals Level 2 in ICT. The visiting moderator assessed our coursework at the end of May and she agreed with our claim of 98.9% one or more
A* - C GCSE equivalent grades in Year 11. In ICT we have had an improving A* - C pass rate over the past three years but these are our best results yet. This is down to the hard work of the pupils and the dedication of the ICT teachers. The department already has good results for pupils in Year 10 and we hope to have another excellent set of Key Stage 4 results next year as well.
Learning Support:
The Curriculum Support Group has been established since September 2010 on a part time basis for 25 hours a week over a two-week timetable. A number of pupils in Years 7, 8 and 9 access small group Welsh and/or French are able to access these subjects at a level appropriate for their learning needs. They
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achieved an Entry Level Qualification in French. Entry Level French is delivered by a specially trained LSA in partnership with the Outreach Service from Portfield Special School.
As a department we continue to support the Complementary Curriculum by providing LSAs for pupils who need support for college courses such as catering, welding and animal care. These courses are run in
Pembrokeshire College and Pembroke Dock.
Once again we took a group of our most vulnerable Year 8 and 9 pupils to Stackpole this year. They spent 2 nights away from home, with Learning Support staff, enjoying activities such as Heatherton, Silent World and the Creative Café.
Ten pupils from Years 7,8,9 and the Lower 6 th Life Skills Course participated in a UCAN Production drama workshop for a week in December. A number of professional well known actors gave their time and support in encouraging and enabling the pupils to act out their own version of three well known fairy tales. This culminated with the group presenting their production to an audience of parents and senior staff in the
Steynton Hall. The performance was extremely well received and the pupils worked very hard throughout the week. Well done to all who were involved in the production and to the pupils themselves – you were all stars!
Once again the National Skills groups worked hard in designing and making Christmas decorations. The driftwood Christmas trees and wooden decorations went down very well at the table top sale during break just before Christmas.
As part of the 6 th Form trip, all pupils on the Life Skills course visited the Senedd in Cardiff as part of the
Welsh Baccalaureate. They also attended the 6 th Form Ball.
Library:
World Cup Fever June - July 2010 - Pupils (mainly boys) took part in activities to coincide with the FIFA
World Cup 2010. They started off with a World Cup Quiz and a prediction sheet. They created a display of football shirts and country profiles and they did a World Cup Maths Quiz. We also read the Tom Palmer football story – ‘Foul Play: The World Cup Mystery’ each day throughout the World Cup competition. The author wrote a chapter each night after all the matches were played and included lots of references about what happened in the football. Each chapter was then ready to download in the morning. We read the story at the end of each lunchtime and had a variety of different staff members to read to pupils. There were some very interesting discussions both about the story, the football and living in Africa. Mrs Rowley lent us a vuvuzela to try out, Mr Meirion Jones talked about his time growing up in South Africa and Mrs Zoogah told us all about her time in Ghana. We ended the whole event with a World Cup party. During the course of the story, we took part in a competition to win a visit from the author but unfortunately, were unsuccessful. However, he took the time to write to our pupils thanking them for sticking with the story every day and to all the staff involved for taking part.
September 2010 – Roald Dahl Day - The first of this year’s library activities was to celebrate Roald Dahl’s birthday on 13 th September which is known as Roald Dahl Day. We held a Roald Dahl Quiz for year 7 only in the form of a treasure hunt. Pupils were given a set of questions and all the answers were hidden around the library. The winner was Tanwen Pavlovics, who won a Roald Dahl book and a selection of stationery.
Poetry Day 7 th October 2010 – There was poetry reading in the library at lunchtime. This year’s theme was
‘Home’ and pupils read out poems they had written themselves.
Christmas 2010 – This year we held a ’12 Days of Christmas’ activity. Each day for 12 days a question was hidden in the library. Pupils had to collect the questions and find the answers. At the end of the 12 days all the correct entries were given a small prize.
World Book Day 2011 : The activity this year involved the whole school. Staff (including teaching, admin, canteen, support etc.) wore badges displaying book titles. The titles related to their subject area or their role in school or to their name where relevant. Pupils were issued with a list of book titles and had to find out which staff were wearing them. The books were also displayed in the library to show that they were actual titles and to encourage them to try one or two of them. It proved to a very successful and enjoyable event which the staff enjoyed as much as the pupils. The prizes for the girl and boy who matched the most titles were vouchers and signed copies of books by Ally Kennen and Chris Bradford.
Quiz League: Ten teams took part in this year’s Winter Quiz League. Several Year 11 teams took part for the first time encouraged by Miss Sizer and Miss Wells. The winning team was a Year 7 team called ‘The
Musicians’ – Angharad Raymond, Blake Wonnacott, Stefan Bryce and Mrs Sarah Lloyd.
Easter Egg Hunt: 24 Easter eggs were displayed in the library, each one with a question where the answer was in a specific book.
Pupils had to use the Dewey system to find the book and then answer the question.
Everyone who took part received some chocolate eggs.
Maths:
New GCSE Specification -The department have commenced the new UNITISED system for first examination in the Summer of 2012. Year 10 will sit their first external exam in the Summer 2011.
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Maths Roadshow: A show entitled ‘I’ve got your number’, from Science made simple at Cardiff University, visited our Year 10 pupils in December 2010, exploring maths in everyday life.
UKMT: UK Senior Maths challenge took place in November 2010.
DS in PS: A new DS in PS club was held at lunchtimes for pupils in years 7 through to 10, run by Ms C
Morris. This club is about Developing Skills through Problem Solving and 30 Nintendo DS’s have been purchased through sponsorship from South Hook LNG.
Core Club: Two Classes ran for year 11, Foundation tier class by Miss Emma Rees & Mr Mike Griffiths and a Higher tier class by Ms Ceri-Ann Morris & Mr Rob Harris.
Maths Roadshow : A show entitled ‘Maths Apps’, from Science made simple at Cardiff University, visited our
KS3 pupils in March 2011, exploring maths in everyday life and future careers. All Year 7, 8 and 9 pupils attended the show in the Steynton Hall.
World Maths Day : All pupils from year 7 through to year 13 took part in the maths day challenge and searching for solutions to the riddles displayed in the maths department.
Eisteddfod : Year 7 pupils took part in ‘Design a Maths Game’ competition, where pupils had to design a game using mathematics and Welsh for year 6 pupils to play. Year 8 pupils designed a wordsearch or crossword in welsh using mathematics.
UKMT: UK Junior Maths Challenge took place in May 2011; four pupils from Milford Haven Junior School also took part. This will support our More Able and Talented pupils.
Key Stage 2/3 moderation meeting: Moderation of pupil profiles took place on 15/3/11 with our feeder primaries. Two pupil profiles in mathematics were provided and are available on the e-portal.
May Meander:
The total in 2010 was £2,923. A new charity this year was Greenacres, a dog rescue facility. This brings our total number of beneficiary charities to 31.
Modern Foreign Languages:
On 15 th October, 41 Year 10 and 11 pupils visited Swansea University for a conference entitled ‘Opening doors to languages in Wales and the World.’ The pupils attended several lectures of their choice ranging from Italian for beginners, European cinema, French for scientists and Becoming an interpreter. The pupils represented the school in a very mature manner and enjoyed the day. Comments from pupils – “I enjoyed the information given by the s tudents about the gap year abroad” and “It opens your eyes to how languages can take you far”
On Monday 31 st January Mrs Allan spent the day at Llangatwg School in Neath to discuss Assessment for
Learning techniques. The day was very successful as lots of ideas were brought back to Milford, as well as shared with the MFL department in Llangatwg. Some of these include story building, the use of lollipop sticks for group work, the use of NVQ French and a ‘Fast track’ languages option in which pupils could study French and Welsh in one option block. We are now working on adding these ideas and others into
Schemes of Work.
Croissant Club was held every other Thursday lunchtime for Year 7.
Music:
On 17 th May 2010 the school Brass Group performed at the officia l ‘Tug Naming Ceremony’ at Pembroke
Dock for South Hook LNG. Whilst the weather was damp, the group, led by Brass peripatetic teacher Mr
Colin Barrett, played as guests and officials arrived to take their seats as well as playing in the actual ceremony. They also provided fanfares as each tug was named.
On 11 th June 2010 a number of Year 9 and 10 pupils attended Hip Hop and Singing workshops at
Pembrokeshire College as part of the ‘BBC Blast’ promotion. Pupils worked on state of the art mixing technology and were filmed for the on-line page for BBC Blast, performing in the choir.
On 17 th June 2010 the Music department held a music transition day as part of the KS2 – 3 transition.
Pupils from our feeder schools joined our current students to prepare a few songs and wind band pieces.
There was a lot of help from our music peripatetic teachers Mrs Sarah Benbow , Mr Gareth Sanders-Swales and Mr Joel Rees (peripatetic drums) ended the day with a loud but enjoyable Samba session. Pupils then performed in the Year 6 parents’ evening where they were conducted by Mr M Jones.
During the final community assembly the Music department, led by Mrs Lloyd, provided three memorable items. Firstly the girls singing group sang ‘The Rose’ and ‘You’ve got a friend in me’ followed by a saxophone solo by Matthew Davies. The Years 8 and 9 Soul band then finished off the proceedings with a lively performance of ‘Walking on Sunshine’ and ‘Theme from Friends’. As guests left, the whole place emptied to the performance of YMCA, bringing the school year to an enjoyable close!
‘A’ Level students Catherine Arnold and Rebecca Griffiths were given a £100 music bursary from the Town
Council to further their musical studies. Rebecca Griffiths also won a flute scholarship to study flute in the
Guildhall School of Music and Drama.
On 21 st October 2010 the school Wind Band performed in the Thursday night performance of the Milford
Haven Amateur Operatic Society’s annual concert. The band, conducted by Head of Music, Mrs Sarah
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Lloyd performed a variety of songs from the 1940s to present day, which added to the 60 th Anniversary theme of the Society.
Remembrance Services – again, singers and trumpeters from the department performed in the school’s annual remembrance services.
The Chevron Pembrokeshire Schools Instrumental festival took place on Saturday 20th November 2010 at
Sir Thomas Picton school. A number of pupils took part and one notable winner was Jack Beddis of Year
11 who won the Open Percussion competition and performed his solo in the evening concert. The school
Wind Band, conducted by Gareth Sanders-Swales, woodwind peripatetic teacher, also played in the concert and were well received.
The school Brass group helped fund-raise for South Pembs Hospital League of Friends by playing carols at
Tesco, Pembroke Dock.
The school Choir and Brass group once again excelled themselves in the annual Carol Service at St
Katharines. This years service marked the retirement of Father John Davies and the final rendition of ‘Joy to the World ‘– one of his favourite carols, was a most memorable moment.
In October 2010, Mr Mark Jones took ten of our senior musicians to a workshop given by ‘Piano Circus’ a group of six pianists, as part of the Young Composer of Dyfed competition.
Three Counties Results: Choir – Thomas Phillips Year 11; Alex Picton U6th; Emily Nicholas Year 10. Brass
Band – Lawrence Stalbow Best (Tuba). Jazz Band – Thomas Turner (Guitar); Thomas Phillips (Bass); Jack
Beddis (Drums).
Urdd Eisteddfod : For the first time, a small group of pupils from Years 7 -10 took part in the Pembrokeshire prelim for the Urdd. In the Woodwind KS3 class, Dale Sims 8Z came second; Matthew Davies 3 rd . In the
Woodwind KS4 & 5 Jake Lewis Year 10 came second and in the Brass KS4 & 5 Matthew Ashton Smith came second. In addition, Josh Wood U6th came third from all over Wales in the Composing Year 10 –
Under19s class.
Grade 8: Jack Beddis (Drumkit); Kate Morgan (Flute); Bethany Harteveld (Flute)
March: Alex Picton, Lawrence Stalbow Best and Sam Freeman took part in the St Davids Day Concert at
St Davids Hall Cardiff as part of a Mass Choir, with students from all around Wales joining with the BBC
Chorus. The performance of Carmina Burana, which was broadcast on Radio Wales, was thrilling and one they will remember for ever.
Rotary Young Musician: Josh Wood (Piano) won the local round of this competition and then came second in the West Wales round held at the Nantyffin Hotel.
School Eisteddfod: Musicians in Years 7 & 8 were in full flow for the school eisteddfod and made sure other pupils were entertained with their renditions of Welsh songs throughout the day.
PE Dept:
Football – U16 football squad won the Pembrokeshire League and Tournament
Gymnastics – Raymond Lillicrop 9A and Marcus James 9Y took part in the Rotary Special Schools gymnastics championships. Raymond achieved a 1 st and 3 rd and Marcus had an overall 1 st place.
Raymond also gained a silver medal at the National Finals in April 2010. Ben Clay and Josh Carter came
4 th in the British Sports Acrobatic Championships.
County Sports 2010: Athletics – Lucy Griffiths Yr 11 was 1 st in the Shot and Discus; Sian Davies Yr 13 was
2 nd in Long jump and 3 rd in 100m; Ellie Rowlands Yr 11 was 1 st in 100m; Aynsley Rees Yr 8 was 1 st in the
Shot; Middle girls relay were 1 st ; Ashley Watts Yr 10 was 1 st in the Javelin and represented Pembrokeshire at the Dyfed Finals. Lucy Griffiths came 1 st in the Shot and Discus at the Dyfed championships, breaking the record in the Discus. She then went on to represent Wales and was nominated Middle Girls Team
Captain.
Cricket – Daniel J Griffiths Yr 7 played for the winning Pembs County U12s cricket team. Luke Ryan Yr 9 played for the winning Pembs County U14 cricket team.
Hockey – Aimee John Yr 9 was selected for the County U14 hockey team. Danielle Pitcher Schofield Yr 11 and Megan Griffiths Yr 11 were selected for the County U16 hockey team. Lucy Griffiths Yr 12 was selected for County U18 hockey team.
Welsh Sports Ambassadors - Lucy Griffiths Year 12 was selected as one of two pupils from Pembrokeshire
Schools to represent the County as a Young Sports Ambassador of Wales.
Earthfall Dance Company visited school in July 2010 and gave a days workshop to KS3 and 4 selected pupils.
Transition days – Year 2 and Year 5 pupils from our Family of Schools took part in sports festivals during the summer term organised by Year 10 pupils from this school who had attained their Dragon Sports
Leaders Coaching Awards.
5 x 60 Clubs 2010 – Tennis: John Deason, Sport Pembrokeshire Manager and Heath Coombe visited during the summer term 2010 delivering lunchtime coaching sessions to pupils in Years 7, 8 and 9. Over 30 pupils attended, some of whom went on to compete in the School tournaments. Football: Carrie Slack has again
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been in coaching the girls at lunchtimes. Over 20 girls attended and entered three 5-a-side teams into the
Pembrokeshire 5x60 U14 football tournament at the Tenby Leisure Centre. Cricket: Carrie Slack coached
Year 7 girls at lunchtimes during the summer term. Over 20 girls attended. Street Dance: A new instructor, Ashley from Arts Care Gofal Celf, delivered lunchtime sessions during the summer term. This popular club is running currently in the Autumn term, with pupils practising fro the UDO competition and
5x60 Pembrokeshire Street Dance competition in February 2011. Boys Hockey: Angela Miles, Hockey development officer ran 6 lunchtime sessions during the summer term. She was assisted by teacher Mr
Sean McCarthy. Over 30 boys attended the sessions and the club continues to run during the Autumn term with fixtures against local schools.
Shot Putt: Lucy Griffiths Lower 6th won the shot putt gold at the West Wales under 20 championships in
Swansea. She also triumphed in both the Under 20 and Senior section of the Welsh Championships in
UWIC. She currently trains with both Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire Harriers and also travels regularly to UWIC to train with members of the UK throwing squad.
Gymnastics: Vicky Haworth Yr 7, Ben Clay, Tomas Warby, Craig Walters Yr 10 were all selected to represent Pembrokeshire in Tumble and Vault at the Dyfed Championships on Tuesday 15 February 2011.
Gemma Bowie Hallam was selected to represent Great Britain in the Special Olympic World Games.
Milford Haven School competed in the Welsh Schools Sports Acrobatic championships in Cardiff on Friday
18 th February 2011.
Cross country: Matthew Williams Yr 7 came 2 nd in the Pembrokeshire cross-country championships and was selected to represent Pembrokeshire in the Dyfed cross-country championships held at Oakwood in
February 2011. He came a creditable 7 th place represented Dyfed at the Welsh Schools championships in
March.
Hockey : This years’ Year 8 girls’ hockey teams were unbeaten in the Pembrokeshire Schools Hockey league. Ex-pupil Stacy John took coaching sessions for the Year 7 hockey team. She has played hockey for Wales and has gained her Level 1 coaching award.
Netball: Katrin Watkin-Rees Yr 10 has been selected to play for the U16 Pembrokeshire netball squad next season.
Dragon Sports Leaders: Congratulations to 24 pupils from Year 10 who gained their Dragon Sports
Leaders Coaching Award after completing a full days training.
Swimming: Ross Sutton and Michael Hire became Urdd Welsh champions in the Urdd’s Swimming Gala in
Cardiff in January. Ross was the individual medley winner for pupils Year 11 and over and Michael took the
200m backstroke title.
County Sports 2011: Due to being rained off during the day, only a few events were completed: Year 7
Boys – Matthew Williams 1 st in 1500m and 3 rd in 800m; Ben Robertson 3 rd in 75m Hurdles. Year 8 Boys –
Nico George 2 nd in 80m Hurdles and 2 nd in Long Jump; Ieuan Forrest 3 rd in High Jump. Year 10 Boys –
Daniel Mason 2 nd in 200m. Year 11 Boys – Ashley Watts 1 st in Javelin. Senior Girls – Lucy Griffiths 1 st in
Shot and 1 st in Discus.
Inter Form Competitions : These were also disrupted by the weather except for Year 7 Netball, won by 7C and Year 7 Rugby, won by 7B.
British Schools Gymnastics Sports Acro Championships: Ben Clay (Yr 10) and Megan Scale (Yr 7 ) were
5 th overall in the Mixed Pairs. Robyn McGillivray (Yr 9 ) and Megan Scale (Yr 7) were 6 th overall in the Girls
Pairs.
RE:
Year 13 pupils enjoyed a combined visit to London with pupils from Sir Thomas Picton school in October.
Pupils visited Shri Swaminaryan Mandir (the biggest Temple outside of India) and Bhaktivedanta Manor
(home of the Hare Krishna Movement) as well as visiting other famous London sights, taking in a West End show and partaking in some retail therapy!
In December Year 12 students visited Swansea and the Dharmavajra Kadampa Buddhist Centre to meet practicing Buddhists and have personal experience of meditation!
Year 10 full course students have been studying the topic ‘Religious Expression’ and evaluating the impact of worshipping in a place of worship. They have visited St David’s and St Katharine’s churches in Milford
Haven as well as having question and answer sessions with Father John Davies and Rev Chadwick.
The Department has taken part in the Resilience programme – a WAG initiative aimed at increasing teachers’ confidence when delivering contentious issues such as race hatred leading to acts of violence.
The Department has met with mentor Carys Thomas and are currently working on our school action plan.
Science :
Technicians worked closely with subject teachers to develop additions to the Schemes of Work at both KS3 and KS4.
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Miss Davies, Mr Clee and Mr Gow worked with technicians to devise new practical activities and to order new equipment to improve the KS4 teaching. Examples include a class set of ‘Molymod’ kits ordered to aid the teaching of chemical bonding in Year 11.
Class sets of mini white boards have been purchased for each class in the Science department to be used across all Key Stages. They provide additional ways of assessing learning and understanding and give pupils a more varied way to feedback.
Mrs Norman successfully carried out Year 7 Eco Day in the Department, focusing on water purification – a strong link with Global citizenship. Third world water supplies are a focal point and all pupils gained awareness of projects in the Third World.
AS Biology field trip – Field Studies Council: Mr D Clee, Mr R Joseph and the ITT Science student Mr D
Donoghue took a group of 12 AS Biology students to Orielton field centre and to Angle bay on a Marine
Ecology field trip for Science and Engineering week. Articles were published in local newspapers.
STEM Club(KS3): Club still runs during lunchtime. A trip to Bosherston lily ponds and Stackpole field centre was held late in the summer term.
CORE Club: After school sessions came to an end in May. Sessions were delivered by Mrs K Baker and
Miss E Davies and were well received by Year 11 students, resulting in a greater than usual attendance.
Easter Revision: Year 11 revision sessions delivered by Miss S Davies and Mrs K Baker, ran during the
Easter break with approximately 50 pupils attending.
Resources: A life sized model of skeleton has been purchased by the department, to be used across all
Key Stages when studying human anatomy.
Sociology:
On 11 th April, the Department took 16 pupils to a Sociology conference at the University of Glamorgan. The conference gave the pupils an opportunity to develop their knowledge and understanding of education, research methods and provided valuable information about how to succeed in their examination.
Technology:
Engineering Education Scheme: This proved very popular again with a lot of students and a team of 8 L6 students worked with an Engineer from Chevron. This was now our 22 nd year of participation in this prestigious scheme with over 100 students benefiting from the experience provided by the E.E.S. The current team worked on a feasibility study whereby the flare gases on the refinery are re-routed to drive an electrical generation system. The team met regularly to carry out research and development work and presented their findings in front of a panel of engineers/judges at the Celtic Manor Hotel in Spring 2011.
‘Big Bang’ Great Britain Final: We attended the National Finals at the Excel Centre in London during March
2011. We were the overall winners from Wales when we participated in the competition last year. We were successful on two different fronts with our EES Team presenting their Oil Decontamination Unit and George
Smithies (U6) presenting his Hiking Bench project as one of the individual winners as well.
Life Skills & Cooking Club – As part of our continuing development with life skills Mrs Squelch introduced an after school cooking club which proved to be very popular with pupils from years 7-11. The club met three times a week. The pupils produced a wide range of healthy, hot food dishes, which they took home at the end of the day for tea. This links in well with the Homework Club provision already running with the students sharing the transport provided at the end of the day.
Masterclass Christmas Cooking: In December 2010 Miss Sizer ran a Master class day for 90 pupils from the Meads school with the theme of Christmas Cooking. She was ably supported by her L6 Food
Technology students and with their help the pupils from the Meads made a range of mini Christmas pudding truffles. A very successful day was has by all with the infant pupils very excited about their visit to the ‘big school’.
Welsh:
Two trips ran in the autumn term. Mr Knox, Mrs Collins and Miss Protheroe took 40 Year 9-11 students on an overnight stay to Cardiff. All had a chance to use their Welsh language in the Urdd Centre and enjoy the international football against Bulgaria, despite the score.
Mrs Charles led a group of 45 Year 7 pupils on a two night stay at the Urdd’s Llangranog centre. A big thanks to Miss Protheroe, Paul and Cerys (student teachers) and the Lower Sixth pupils Kate Allen, Alex
Othen and Natasha Bull for their help.
The Sixth Form students attended many events, including Welsh language theatre and cinema trips at
Theatr y Gromlech and Theatr Mwldan respectively.
Many joined adult learners in town once a month to use their spoken Welsh informally, which has been a great help to their confidence.
The Clwb Cymraeg continued and those who attended certainly enjoyed the activities which included games, craft and cooking.
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A huge congratulations to Ross Sutton and Michael Hire for becoming Urdd Welsh champions in the Urdd’s
Gala Nofio in Cardiff in January. Ross was the individual medley winner for pupils Year 11 and over and
Michael took the 200m backstroke title. Da iawn bechgyn.
Year 7:
An Eco day was held in June 2010. All Year 7 pupils enjoyed a day off timetable and listened to Phil
Williams of Plan-It Eco and then took part in workshops led my Mrs D Norman, Mr C Green and Mr G
Williams.
All Year 7 pupils took part in a non-uniform activity day with form tutors. The day included BSL, Ready
Steady Cook, 5 x 60 club and ICT activities.
One student worthy of particular is Gemma Bowie Hallam who was selected to represent Great Britain in the Special Olympic World Games held in Athens in the Summer 2011.
A group of eight students were involve d in a project to bring ‘festive cheer’ to the Milford Haven community.
Many hours were spent designing, making and putting up Christmas decorations in the Council Chambers at the Town Hall. Their efforts were very much appreciated by members of the Town Council and the general public.
In the Autumn Term a group of Year 7 students spent a few days improving their knowledge of the Welsh language and culture. They had a fantastic time and represented the school well.
In January 2011, 110 students were taken to Cardiff on a reward trip to the New Theatre to watch the pantomime, Cinderella. This proved to be an excellent trip (Oh no it didn’t, Oh yes it did!!!) with the students behaving impeccably, and being a credit to the school allowing the staff to enjoy it immensely. The trip was shared with a group of Year 11 students who were in Mr Edwards’ previous year group and who have accompanied him to the pantomime every year. Hopefully, this will encourage the current year group to make the most of every opportunity to take part in various activities.
A competition run through the school library to celebrate World Book Day was won by two Year 7 students,
Blake Wonnacott and Elin Davies.
Megan Scale of Year 7 was selected to represent Wales at the Acro Gymnastics competition.
A very successful Curriculum Enrichment Day was held with Year 7 students being asked to create and market a product out of rubbish. The activity followed the Young Enterprise model where the students were encouraged to work as part of a team and it also highlighted aspects of the ESDGC programme.
Rhyan Nolan of Year 7 won an IPod for having the most improved attendance throughout the school.
A team from Year 7 won the Winter Quiz League run by the library. Angharad Raymond, Blake Wonnacott and Jacob Bryce made up the team with teacher Mrs Lloyd.
Danielle Davies of Year 7 has won the South and West Wales Regional Rotary club Young Writer’s competition.
Year 8:
All year form groups participated in a Boys v Girls Friday Quiz to prepare for the Year 8 Mastermind competition. The 4 successful finalists were all boys, Sam Laugharne 8A, Jordan Harries 8Y, Ryan
Beckerleg 8A and Aiden Swan 8B. Sam was the outright winner with 9 / 10 on his specialist round of
‘Liverpool FC.’ Invited to watch were the parents of the finalists and our Link Governors.
A successful reward trip to Oakwood took place.
Aimee John was selected for U14 Hockey Squad.
Bradley Davies 8W was the winner of the school Year 8 Tennis competition.
A successful end of year awards ceremony was held. Departments awarded a certificate for greatest effort and highest achievement from each class. Forms voted for a ‘pupil’s pupil’ award and the Assistant Head of Year awarded 100% attendance prizes and certificates. This was attended by Link Governors.
The whole year group took part in non-curriculum day in December 2010 and spent the whole day on teambuilding exercises with NPower. All enjoyed the many activities provided and also the many ‘freebies’ given out during the day as prizes.
On 10 th December 2010, 100 Year 8 pupils attended the pantomime at Pembrokeshire College, they had a thoroughly entertaining time and were extremely well behaved.
10 lucky pupils received vouchers in recognition for hard work in lessons. Altogether 143 pupils gained recognition for achievement.
Year 9:
Pantomime: A successful trip to the Cardiff Pantomime, Cinderella was held. This involved 52 pupils and 4 staff.
The winning form of the Achievement Shield for the Autumn Term was 9X.
36 pupils attended Cookery Club.
There were 4 pupils with 100% attendance for the Autumn Term.
13 students attended Saturday club for 12 weeks, held at Pembrokeshire College (9.00 am to 12.00 noon
Saturday mornings.) Courses attended were Engineering, Drama and Animal Care.
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10 students worked with the Princes Trust every Tuesday, participating in a structured programme.
Activities covered include conservation work, coasteering, surfing, sailing, power boat handling and team building activities. This was funded by ENGAGE and has helped improve attendance, behaviour and self esteem of the individuals concerned.
50 students attended an ‘Aiming for College’ education activity day held at Swansea University. The purpose of the visit, by working with University students, was to raise their aspirations to Higher Education.
This was achieved through introducing them to student life and promoting an awareness of different routes and the variety of courses available.
Year 9 boys reached the semi-finals of the County Rugby 7s tournament. Participation in both training and matches was the best in school according to their coach, Mr Lonergan.
80% of Year 9 students completed and achieved the British Safety Council’s Entry Level Award in
‘Workplace Hazard Awareness.’
Samantha Goffin, Aimee John and Cerys Radcliffe achieved their community First Aid award provided by
PRP training.
13 students undertook Peer Mentoring training, funded by the Port Authority. We were the second school in the County to be chosen for this venture. Mentors were available for pupils to offer support, encouragement and a listening service for other students.
Year 10:
Pupils and Staff went to Cardiff as a reward trip at the end of the summer term 2010. Pupils visited St
Fagans, then went Ice Skating and finished with some retail therapy in McArthur Glen on the way home. A great day out!
A re-arranged reward trip took place on Friday 7 th January 2011. Staff took approximately 80 pupils to
Trostre Retail Park and then on to Swansea Winter Wonderland (which the pupils chose themselves.)
A group of Year 10 pupils set up and led a Games club, which ran during lunchtimes in L9.
45 students went to the Torch Theatre in October 2010 to see ‘Seperado’ as a part of their Welsh
Baccalaureate.
On Friday 28 th January 2011, all pupils in Year 10 enjoyed a talk from Stephen Crabb MP on politics, which was also a part of the Welsh Baccalaureate.
On the ‘Curriculum shut down day’ on Friday 3 rd December 2010, Year 10 pupils took part in a Team
Enterprise Day, which was highly competitive between each form. This was a successful day which again helped the pupils towards achieving their Welsh Baccalaureate.
Many Year 10 pupils made community links with local feeder schools as well as with local businesses as a part of the community participation and Work Related Education in the Welsh Baccalaureate.
Rhys Evans 10Z gained Junior Inspector status.
20 Year 10 pupils became Young Leaders through Dragon Sports Coaching, which aided their community participation in the Welsh Baccalaureate.
Michael Hire 10Y won the 100m backstroke and is now Welsh Champion in the Urdd Competition which was held in Cardiff.
A team of 10 pupils went to Templeton airfield to participate in the Pembrokeshire Schools Challenge.
Year 10 pupils were rewarded in assemblies for their effort in specific subjects and pupils with 100% attendance received gift vouchers to congratulate them.
Approximately 30 pupils passed the Fire Safety course run by Pembrokeshire Fire Service through the
Duke of Edinburgh Award and Agored qualification.
National Skills pupils won the award for Most Innovative Product.
Pupils in Year 10 ran the School Council Bullying Drop In Centre.
126 pupils went to Margam Park for the Army Taster Day on Thursday 26 th May 2011 where an eventful day was had by all.
On the Curriculum Enrichment Day on 1 st April 2011, Year 10 pupils participated in a variety of careers masterclasses and are looking forward to the next one.
Year 11:
On May 14 2010, Year 11 took part in a Progress File Presentation Assembly. All the Year Group received their progress files, which were presented by Mrs Yvonne Evans. The Year Group then had the annual signing of the shirt and informal goodbyes. 120 pupils returned to school in the evening for the School
Prom, where they had a meal, Mr Men and Miss Certificate presentation and a disco.
At the start of the year all Year 11 pupils completed a Pupil Survey looking at the rewards system in the year and what they would like to see happen for Positive Contribution to school life, this has resulted in rewards such as Wristbands, Stars of the week lucky dip, Punctuality Attendance Raffle – drawn every week in assembly, and a recent trip to the Pantomime.
Year 11 had two Parents Evening, one ‘Steps to Success’ Evening and one full Parents Evening.
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In October, the Year Group were given a ‘Raising Achievement booklet’ with information from Departments showing ways to improve learning at home and in school.
The Personal Development Day was delivered by Miss Sizer and the Army. The pupils were split into gender groups and had a two-hour revision skills session.
80 of the top pupils in the Year received prizes from the Mock Examinations. These Gold Star Badges, were presented by Mr Morgan to the top 40 girls and the top 40 boys in the year who achieved their Global
Grade or higher, in the most subjects, in their examinations.
30 Year 11 girls took part in the Simple Challenge, this was a challenge run by a making company to raise self esteem. The girls gave up something for a month and looked at how it changed them. The results were positive with the majority of the girls showing a raise in self-esteem because of this. These pupils then received goodie bags from Simple for their time.
22 Year 11 pupils were taken to the Cinderella Pantomime in Cardiff during January, they acted as buddies to the 110 Year 7 pupils on the trip.
6 Year 11 pupils visited Milford Haven library in January to have a question and answer session with Derek
Brockway and Sara Edwards, to discuss Media Studies.
Core Club was used to give the C/D borderline students revision classes that can extend their knowledge and understanding in the core. February half-term and Easter revision classes were also held.
From the success of last years Core Club, an ‘early bird breakfast’ was continued and was widely attended by pupils.
Parents’ revision evening ran and developed this year with 70 people attending (25% of Year 11 pupils had parents in attendance.) Mrs P James, Year 11 Link governor also attended.
Year 11 pupils were given a personal revision planner to help plan their revision.
The whole school attendance award was won by Jordan Cronin 11Y.
Progress file presentation took place on Friday 13 th May. Miss Cargill, Year 11 Link Governor, presented the Progress files to students.
40 pupils were offered the opportunity to experience a day in the life of University at Trinity St David,
Carmarthen. 25% of pupils attending were Free School Meals pupils – this is significant because the day was aimed at those pupils who had not had siblings attend University.
6 Prince’s Trust XL pupils had a weeks training with the Fire Brigade (thanks to Suzi Ross), which contributed to their wider points, gaining them ‘Agored’ qualification.
120 Year books were produced by the Yearbook committee. This was designed and developed by the pupils.
120 pupils attended the end of Year Prom 2011which was organised by the Prom committee of Year 11 pupils.
Sixth Form:
Sixth form pupils again raised a fantastic amount of money through a range of activities during November
2010 for Children in Need.
The 6 th Form ball went ahead despite the cold conditions at the end of the Autumn term.
Going for Gold – pupils attended Trinity College in Carmarthen in July 2010 to undertake several assignments regarding a module entitled ‘Academic Skills to Success.’ Pupils received their certificates at an award ceremony in December 2010.
Lucy Griffiths was selected to represent Pembrokeshire as a Gold Ambassador to promote sport in schools leading up to the 2012 Olympics.
Andrew Salter continues to do extremely well with his cricket, representing England U19s in Sri Lanka during January 2011.
Year 12 pupils enjoyed a trip to the Big Pit in September 2010 and also the Senedd in December 2010 as part of their Welsh Baccalaureate Qualification. Visiting speakers provide a range of activities for the pupils to experience. A team of people (Police, Ambulance, Fire service, Driving Instructors) delivered a series of road safety talks to Year 12.
A successful result for the first cohort through the Advanced Welsh Baccalaureate Qualification in August
2010.
Youth Worker:
Mid Pembs Summer Youth Programme 2010: 14 pupils camped at Pembrey and survived thunderstorms.
9 pupils gained ‘Agored’ Digital Film making qualification; they made a film highlighting dangers of using alcohol at the beach; their film ‘A swig to far’ won the best fictional film at the Youth Oscars in December. 5 pupils cycled from Pembrokeshire to Cardiff with Youth Workers. They stayed overnight at Trinity College
Carmarthen and the Gower, raising money for the ‘Spokes’ club which is based at the youth centre.
Suzie Ross supported the cast and crew of ‘Macbeth’ – assisting with shows at the Torch Theatre and the
Senedd. A rewarding and awe inspiring experience for all.
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Garden Club members who took part in the Summer Enterprise Fair attended a celebration event at the
Beggars Reach Hotel. Their stall was awarded ‘Best Customer Care Skills.’ They also had an end of term bowling trip, assisted by PCSO Paul Mayhew and all made it safely back to school despite snow! The trip was funded by the money raised at the Enterprise Fair.
Year 11 XL Group pupils workedtowards their Silver award – planning community projects at Havenhurst and Withybush Hospital area. The y also raised approximately £40 towards Children in Need with a cake stall and ‘guess the weight of the fruit cake’ competition.
New Youth Centre: The purpose built centre at the Meads opened in January 2011 and members of the school council were given a preview before it opened. Nick Hudd, our community youth worker ran an
‘outreach’ service during lunchtimes on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Additional Teaching and Learning:
Basic Skills: Basic Skills sessions continue to aid pupils with their numeracy and literacy skills through guided reading and number gym.
MATs: More able and talented children are being identified by staff and are now recorded on the new database system SIMS. This aids with informing staff to assist with the learning and teaching needs within the classroom.
Learning Styles: The whole school completed a questionnaire about pupils preferred learning styles (of which there are 8 areas) and these too are available on SIMS.
Teaching and Learning Carousel: The carousel took place on the 12 th January 2011. Whole staff were given training by their peers on Assessment for learning, Questioning techniques, Wordles, Emotional
Intelligence, ESDGC and Incidental Welsh in the classroom. This is our third successive year for the
Carousel.
Habits of Mind: Six of the sixteen habits of Mind are being introduced to pupils as skills for success in all areas of life. The first habit introduced was Persistence and we are currently working on the habit –
Thinking Interdependently.
Cymraeg yn y Dosbarth: All staff have been given a prompt card to aid them using incidental welsh in the classroom. One side of the card has eight everyday phrases we hope pupils will hear on a daily basis, whilst the reverse has a further eight for teachers who wish to extend their welsh vocabulary in the classroom.
BUILDINGS and MAINTENANCE
Toilets in Thornton Hall converted for disabled access
Gym Painted and new UPVC double glazing with electronically operated opening windows fitted
L12 painted and new carpet fitted
Roller blinds fitted to windows in M2, M6, L10, M7, M8, M4 and M3
H8 painted and new carpet fitted
Marking room painted and new carpet fitted
Whole of the Welsh block painted
Theatre painted and new Interactive Whiteboard fitted
S5 painted and new ceiling and lighting fitted
New dishwasher for Science
New projector and electric screen fitted in Steynton Hall
Maths staircase painted and new safety flooring fitted
New telephone system fitted throughout the school
New tables and chairs in H5
Archive room created in Humanities
H7 adapted to new computer room
H1 converted to Fitness suite
New UPVC double glazed windows with electronically operated opening windows fitted in the Steynton Hall
Steynton Hall painted
Dining Room painted
S1, S2 and Science corridor painted
S3 painted and new ceiling and lighting fitted
English staircase painted
H11 painted
Upper and Lower Humanities corridors painted
Staff room painted
Several fire doors throughout the school upgraded on a phased programme
Smoke detectors added to the Fire Alarm system in rooms S5 and H7
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