Spent a lovely afternoon yesterday (Friday) in school at the St David's Day Concert. Unfortunately I couldn't be there in the morning, but fellow Governor Denise Ellis and invited guests (Gordon Norman - Ex Chair of Governors, Lynda Leek - Ex Teacher and Beryl Shepstone) did a sterling job of judging the entries. The competitions I did see, singing and poetry were brilliant! We have a very talented lot of pupils.
I spent the afternoon presenting the various certificates to children from aged 3 to 11 years. Well done to Mr Williams for having to keep dashing into the middle of the hall, and taking a very large number of photos of the winners for the blog - I've never had to smile so much!
Thank you to all the staff who looked lovely in their Welsh costumes and a special thanks to Mrs C Davies who organised the event for yet another year. Finally a big thank you to all the children who took part - you did brilliantly, and I'm going to make sure I can be there all day next year!
Saturday, 28 February 2009
Wednesday, 25 February 2009
Special Needs Meeting
Spent 2 hours this morning in school with Mrs Morris (Special Needs Co-ordinator) going through the Special Needs Policy and discussing the support that is provided throughout the school, both from external agencies and also internally. This was in my role as Link Governor for Special Needs.
The policy and the support provided is reviewed by Mrs Morris and the appropriate professionals on a termly basis.
The policy and the support provided is reviewed by Mrs Morris and the appropriate professionals on a termly basis.
Saturday, 21 February 2009
Governor's Blog now up and running!
Well, thanks to Mr Llewellyn, the Governor's Blog is now up and runnning!
We hope to use the Blog to share with you school activities Governors are involved in and to inform you about Governor's roles within the life of Pontyclun Primary School.
Hope you find it interesting!
We hope to use the Blog to share with you school activities Governors are involved in and to inform you about Governor's roles within the life of Pontyclun Primary School.
Hope you find it interesting!
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