All parents/carers are encouraged to include their child in the LFT programme. Regular testing, twice a week, is a key tool to help contain and control the spread of the Covid infection; this is even more important with the more transmittable Delta variant. Full details on gaining consent and including your child in the LFT programme are on the school website. The next issue of test kits will be issued last lesson Mon 21 Jun or can be collected from Reception.
16th June 2021
Due to ongoing Covid restrictions pupils and students are reminded to bring to school their own full water bottle for their own personal use. Bottles can be refilled during break times from the Refectory by the catering staff; bottles will need to be presented to the catering staff who will refill them.
15th June 2021
This year, our school has been working with its family of primary feeder schools and EmpathyLab on an exciting and innovative Wellbeing project. EmpathyLab is the first organisation to help build children’s empathy, literacy and social activism through the use of amazing, empathy-rich literature. In short, the goal is to ‘Read stories. Build Empathy. Make a Better World’.10th June 2021
7th June 2021
27th May 2021
If you are in Year 9 and wish to learn more about joining the police cadets, please read more here ….
25th May 2021
The Friends of the school are holding a fundraising event throughout June – Marathon in June.
There is a growing body of evidence which is showing the detrimental effect of Covid-19 and lockdowns on children’s education and wellbeing. The purpose of this charity event is to raise funds for a wellbeing garden which will hopefully benefit pupils/students and staff alike. The project has already started; an area has been set aside and fenced off, some outdoor furniture has been provided along with kind donations of plants and other items. The National Park and Tir Coed are also contributing to support this project. But there is much that still needs completing.
The Marathon in June can be completed by running, walking, swimming, cycling, rowing or any other appropriate means; the distance is a marathon and it could be completed all at once or in stages; there is no set course or route to follow. It is open to all ages and all abilities. The only requirement is to complete the distance by the end of June.
19th May 2021
Ysgol Harri Tudur / Henry Tudor School are very grateful to have received a donation of refurbished laptops and all in one machines from the Rotary Club of Pembroke to support pupils and students recent home learning. Thanks are also extended to the individuals and businesses who donated these machines. The full Rotary Club article can be viewed here.
6th May 2021
Please find below poster for PCC Summer Term workshops.
This term PCC will offering a range of workshops for parents and carers, using MS Teams. These will have the following themes:
• A Parent’s guide to understanding Person Centred Practice and One Page Profiles
• A Definition of Additional Learning Needs- parents information session
• Dyslexia Advice- Understanding how children with dyslexia tendencies are supported
27th April 2021
Parenting Support Summer term 2021.
Please find below this term’s Themed Virtual Parent Network group topics; and see the poster below for themes and dates. We are grateful to you for sharing these VPNG posters on your social media and school website.
*NEW Additional Needs Parenting Support*
We have attached here a leaflet introducing our **NEW** 10 week parenting programme! This will be specifically for families who have children with additional needs, facilitated by our fully trained team. You can signpost parents who may be interested or benefit from this parenting support to the team. The ‘Family Links Nurturing Programme’ will cover:
If you have any further questions about it then please do contact us in the usual ways, our contact details are on the leaflet. We will set dates once we are able to do so (post COVID and Face to Face!).
15th April 2021
Enjoy a break from the screen...
You can now Click and Collect Ysgol Harri Tudur Library books of your choice!
Whether it's books to help with your schoolwork, or something to read to escape from it all or explore your own interests...
Just browse Accessit, the Library Web App, and reserve the book(s) you want... (remember to log in first!)
We'll email you when the books are ready to collect from Reception. (Please don't turn up unless you've had an email!)
Remember to observe the COVID-19 safety guidelines when collecting your books - face covering, hand-washing, social distancing.
Reserved books not collected within the fortnight will be returned to the Library.
(You will also be able to return books to a box in Reception when you collect your books. There is no need to return books unless you are collecting new ones - all books can be returned to the Library once you are back in school.)
All books will be handled safely according to the required COVID-19 guidelines.
[This is the last click and collect before Half Term, so please make sure you get your half term reading requests in this time! The next deadline will be Wednesday 24 February, with collection from Friday 25 February.]
Stuck for ideas? - you can fill in this quick form (make sure you are logged into your YHT Google account first) and have a book specially selected for you!
There are lots of ideas and links on the Accessit dashboard too; or take a look at the Quick Lists! More are being added all the time.
If you have any questions or need any suggestions, just get in touch with Mrs Smith!
1st February 2021
