Translator’s Service – Journey of Faith
All the classes enjoyed a very special online service this week from the Diocese of St Asaph to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the translation of the Bible in to Welsh. We are also very grateful to the Diocese for the Journey of Faith books for all the children.
Parents Evening
Thank you to all the parents who have already booked an appointment for our On-line Parent’s Evening next week. A reminder that bookings can still be made until 11.00 on Monday 17th May.
Please visit https://ysgolllanddulas.schoolcloud.co.uk/ to book your appointments.
Login with the following information:
- Student’s First Name:
- Student’s Surname:
- Class / Date of Birth / Your email address held by school
To avoid any issues on the night, please log into your parent’s evening account a few minutes before the appointment is due to start. Test your mic and speaker – and watch the countdown.
Parent Governor Vacancy
The Governing Body currently has a vacancy for 1 parent governor to serve for a period of up to 3 years.
Joining the Governing Body as a Parent Governor offers you the opportunity to make a real contribution to the life and work of your child’s school. Governors play a key role in the leadership of the school and raising of standards including the appointment of key staff, overseeing the budget and monitoring progress in the curriculum. Being a governor can be very rewarding and will provide you with the opportunity to work as part of a team and gain new skills. Don’t worry if you have no experience as full training and support is available from the Local Authority and your colleagues on the Governing Body.
At Ysgol Llanddulas the Governing Body meets every half term and the meetings commence at 6pm and finish at 7.30pm approximately. There are also committee meetings arranged half termly.
If you have questions or would like more information about becoming a parent governor please contact Mr Davies. If you wish to nominate yourself as a parent governor, nomination forms are available from the school office or swyddfa@llanddulas.conwy.sch.uk. Nominations will need to be completed and returned to school by Monday 24th May. If necessary an election will be held, and further details will be sent in due course.
Thank you for your support – we look forward to hearing from parents.
Welcome to Mrs Tait
I’m sure you will all join me in extending a very warm welcome Mrs Iola Tait who will be joining us at Ysgol Llanddulas from next Monday. The school office will be open from 8.00-1.00pm each day, and Mrs Tait can be contacted on swyddfa@llanddulas.conwy.sch.uk
Our Learners of the week
Well done to all our learners of the week. We are very proud again of all their achievements.
For showing great enthusiasm about his work when working in ‘The Workshop’. He was able to work independently to create his leaf beanstalk and measure it using standard units of measure. 
For working so hard to produce some excellent Pop Art 
Well done for working so hard with your reading! 
For excellent counting – da iawn ti! 
Well done ! Great team work and a fantastically constructed shelter. 
For producing a fantastic non -chronological report which included all the features from our success criteria 
For brilliant work using the 8 point compass directions. 
For excellent problem solving and reasoning work in maths. 
For some fantastic work at home and a wonderful presentation to the class on ‘Saving the Bees’ 
Well done boys ! For showing such an enthusiastic attitude towards writing tasks. 
For wonderful art work on our recent topic on Bees!
For working collaboratively to design and make the beanstalk and castle from the story ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’. They were able to explain their work in detail to the rest of the class.
Church Services
Please see below for details of upcoming services at St Cynbryd’s and St Cynfran’s Churches. Reverend Janice is also looking for pupils to help with ringing the church bells on a Sunday morning!
Active Journeys
Help improve cycling and walking in your local area.
WHAT IS ACTIVE TRAVEL? Active Travel means making everyday journeys by walking or cycling instead of using transport such as cars or buses. It is a Welsh Government initiative to encourage healthier travel and reduce traffic congestion. Active Travel includes journeys made to work, school, college, shops and leisure facilities.
Conwy Council are asking residents to tell them where you would like to see better facilities for everyday walking, cycling and wheeling journeys. They would like to know what’s good already and what would make walking and cycling easier for you. Your comments will help make plans for future improvements to the walking and cycling network in Conwy.
Have Your Say Today – Teithio Llesol Conwy / Conwy Active Travel – Commonplace
Reminder of Covid procedures:
Anyone with coronavirus symptoms should self-isolate and get a test. Coronavirus symptoms are:
- a new continuous cough
- a high temperature
- loss of or change to sense of smell or taste
If your child has any of the above symptoms, they need to take a PCR test, and are only able to return when negative result is received. Parents are asked to please inform school if your child has a PCR test.
You can book a test online Book a test online (on GOV.UK)
Or book a test by telephone: Call 119 between 7am and 11pm (calls are free).
If anyone in your household has symptoms or is waiting for a test, your child MUST NOT attend school until a negative test is confirmed.
If you have any doubts or questions, please contact the school and we will be happy to help and provide advice.
Thank you for all your support.
