Mrs Phillip’s will be in school tomorrow morning (Sunday 22nd) if anyone needs to contact her.
Parents/carers, if you are entitled to FREE SCHOOL MEALS and require a packed lunch from Monday please can you let your class teacher know through Dojo, or contact me at school tomorrow (Sunday 22/3/20) from 10am Thankyou Mrs Phillips
Staff and pupils can be asking this when doing daily check in / out and when checking understanding of learning.
We ended our Welsh Week celebrations with a fantastic Eisteddfod on Friday, finishing with the chairing of the bard. Here is the wonderful poem written by ‘Lovely Leek’, written in the style of a villanelle.
Following the presentation to parents this evening, please find links for the following checklists shown during the event.
Although we don’t encourage the use of social media accounts, if children are going to be allowed to use them, these checklists will help to check their privacy settings.
Facebook Privacy settings checklist
Snapchat Privacy settings checklist
TikTok Privacy settings checklist
Instagram Privacy settings checklist
Roblox Privacy settings checklist
Sketty Primary would like to thank Mrs Norman and Stenor for kindly funding the entire school football kit. The kit will have its first outing on the pitch early in the new year and our first game will be against Parkland Primary. We can’t wait to see it in action. Hopefully it will bring us good luck in the future!
Year 5 have recently taken part in a Code Breaking day as part of their study of WW2. Mrs Jackson recently attended a conference run by Technocamps where she took part in a variety of worshops based around Computational Thinking. Computational Thinking is one of the four strands of the Digital Competence Framework (DCF).
Technocamps provided all of the equipment and resources for the sessions to run. Pupils enjoyed learning about a variety of codes such as the Pig Pen Cypher, the Ceaser Cypher, the Bacon Cypher and several more. In the afternoon, they used their decoding skills to break in to a series of boxes, cracking the codes, solving the clues to get to the final box containing their prize. The pupils thoroughly enjoyed their day and we would like to say a huge Thank You to Technocamps for providing all of the resources and for the training provided.
