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Year 6 Transition Website

We have set up a dedicated microsite for the Year 6 transition into Year 7 for September 2023. Please click on the link below to access all of this information:

Year 6 Transition

Transition Document FAQs

Pembrokeshire County Council - Road Safety Officer Transition Booklet For Year 6 Pupils - To Use When Thinking Of Travelling To Their New Secondary School In September.

Transition Council

We were delighted to welcome year 6 representatives from our feeder primary schools recently. They met with current year 7 pupils to discuss their experiences of moving from primary to secondary school.

Year 6 pupils were able to ask questions to help them find out about Ysgol Harri Tudur/ Henry Tudor School and what they can expect from the transition opportunities. They also had the chance to discuss what they would like to see offered to ensure that they settle quickly into their new school.

Quotes from Y6

"It was good to hear other people's opinions."

"The thing I liked about the first transition council meeting was we got to know more about what goes on and being prepared."

"We found out a lot of information about the school."

"It was good for the Year 7s to get used to talking to the younger people joining soon."

"It's been good as we can help improve Welcome Day."

Year 7 pupils were very keen to be part of the process to pass on what they felt had been successful and to help improve transition for the next intake of pupils.

Quotes from Year 7

"We can help with people getting used to the school and how it works"

"Today was good because Year 6 had questions and we could help"

“You said…….we did”

We have been able to act on some of the suggestions already:

  1. We are worried about where to sit in the refectory…… We are trialling having 4 large tables which are reserved for year 7 only.
  2. We would like to spend more time in Ysgol Harri Tudur….. We are already planning a Harry Potter Science event and in the summer term there will be a new Health and Wellbeing transition day.
  3. We would like to do more, shorter lessons on Welcome Day….. We are looking at the arrangements to try to make this happen.
  4. Can we ask more questions to help us feel prepared ?…… Mrs Martin will be sending cards to each primary school to enable year 6 pupils to send in a question which will be answered by our year 7 pupils.

Newsdesk

All drivers are requested to park in designated parking places and not on verges or non-designated areas. Wherever possible please use the Main Car Park. Read More…

The school now has its own twitter account to promote important news and events as well as sharing celebrations of our learner's achievements. Please follow us on Twitter @YsgolHarriTudur. More detailed information can always be found on our school website www.yht.wales and also via the Ysgol Harri Tudur app. Please continue to get in touch with us in the usual ways. Read More…

All drivers are requested to use the designated Drop Off/Pick Up and parking sites whilst on the school site. Read More…

Mrs Sally Elliott, Chair of the Governing Body, will be available at school on Tuesday 9th and Thursday 11th of April to meet with parents interested in becoming a Parent Governor. Sally will be at school from 3.30 pm on each day for an informal chat. If you are interested in dropping by please inform contact@yht.wales, or just turn up on the day. Read More…

The Friends of the School will be renewing the 100 Club monthly draw from Apr 24. Each number costs £12 per year and the monthly prize is a minimum of £20. This is but one of a number of fund raising activities which allows the Friends to support a range of events and activities across all year groups.  Read More…

Pembrokeshire Youth Bank are now accepting applications for any youth led projects within the community.  Read More…

The trenching work will commence on 11 Mar 24 by Welsh Water on behalf of the new Welsh primary school being built by Morgan Sindell. The responsibility to provide access, both vehicle and pedestrian, falls to Welsh Water and whilst there may be some disruption it should be minimal. There will be a period when the road from the Phoenix Centre to the junction by Glan-y-Mor will be closed. Read More…

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