Parent Zone
Maesgwyn PDG School Statement 2023_24_publish.docxMaesgywn PDG school statement
PDG - Pupil deprivation grant
Maesgwyn sdp summary to publish_23_24_draft__Oct_23.docxMaesgwyn SDP summary
SDP - school development plan
School Letter ENG- FSM Tickets final.pdfLlythyr Ysgol - Tocynnau FSM final.pdfHome to School Transport provision.docxPlease see the link for the Council.docx
APDF1.pdfApdf2.pdfHere you will find resources and information we feel need to be shared.
2020 Parents' Guide to Google Classroom.pdfIf you need help with usernames of passwords for google classroom please email accounts@maesgwyn.org.uk give your name and the name of the student you need help with.
Guidance on Blended Learning for parents and carers.pdf
As a parent/carer is your employment at risk?
Like many adults across the UK, some of you may be at risk of losing their jobs/employment. At Communities for Work + in Rhondda Cynon Taf we have a range of employment support on offer including 1:1 mentoring, access to training, CV creation, interview support.
If anyone is struggling and looking for employment the communities for work team can get in touch and help during these difficult times.
For more information and contact details please take a look at the attached leaflet.
Eye to Eye Important Information 27.4.20.pdf2815-20 SchoolBeat Resources Oct 2020.pdf2682-19 Mental Health digital.pdfPodcast - How Does Your Child’s Education Work During Lockdown?
If you’re a stressed parent or carer trying to educate children at home during the Covid 19 lockdown - help is at hand. Mike Bubbins talks to teachers – who also have children at home - about distance learning, the role of schools, and why parents needn’t feel pressured to ‘teach’. If you're interested please open the podcast:
Sexting: Important message from our South Wales police community liaison officer
Parents of school-age children are being encouraged to be aware of what their children are doing online. During these unprecedented times, they are spending longer each day on the internet, so never has online safety been more important. Since schools closed, there has been an increase in the number of incidents involving indecent images being requested from, and sent to, children. Please - as a parent - make it your responsibility to ensure your child is as protected as they can be from this threat. Why not make internet safety the subject for a home schooling session before your children return to school? It could the most valuable lesson they’ve had - there are many helpful resources to help you and your child.
https://youtu.be/jgmDeT16JwM - Learn about Sexting
https://bit.ly/2YfEzB0 - Advice from Childline
https://connectedkids.org.uk/connected-kids/ - General Kids Internet Safety advice from South Wales Police partner Get Safe Online
New Curriculum and Assessment arrangements
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A moving story
All kids want to play.
Kids with disabilities are no different. “Ian” is a short, animated film inspired by the real-life Ian, a boy with a disability determined to get to the playground despite his playmates bullying him. This film sets out to show that children with disabilities can and should be included.
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are traumatic events that affect children while growing up, such as suffering child maltreatment or living in a household affected by domestic violence, substance misuse or mental illness.
This is an exciting time for the young people of Wales. A new Curriculum for Wales is coming that will enthuse learners from 3 to 16, giving them the foundations they need to succeed in a changing world.
Keeping your children safe online
As our children become ever more proficient at exploring the web and using social media, it is becoming ever more important to keep our children safe when exploring the web. Please use the excellent website below to help you to keep your children safe when online.