Senedd Glyncoed
Senedd Glyncoed
Glyncoed Senedd 2023-2024
Glyncoed Senedd 2023-2024
The A-Team
Meet our attendance A-Team…
We are responsible for monitoring whole school attendance and updating the attendance percentages for each class. We meet with Mrs Williams each Monday to collect the attendance data. We then analyse the figures to calculate the classes with best attendance in Foundation Phase and Key Stage 2. We are also responsible for updating the attendance display in the hall, which we report on each in week in our Senedd assembly.
Aims and Action Plan 2023-2024
Senedd Glyncoed 2021-2022
Pupil Parliament 2020-2021
Logo competition WINNER for SNAG
S.N.A.G. - School Nutrition Action Group 2018
Our S.N.A.G. is generating some fantastic new ideas this term! The new S.N.A.G. group is now monitoring break time snack choices and educating Glyncoed School on healthier food choices. To help with this, we are encouraging children to enjoy a daily snack of
'100 Calories or Less' to help our children take control of their own nutrition and nutritional knowledge.
S.N.A.G. are also doing a logo competition throughout KS2 to create a new, better and more eye-catching logo for our group. The winner will be selected soon...
Send us some of your great S.N.A.G. ideas.
Pupil Wellbeing Questionnaire Results- Autumn 2016
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98% of pupils feel safe in school |
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97% of pupils said that the school deals well with any bullying |
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100% of pupils know who to talk to if they are worried or upset |
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99%of pupils said that the school teaches them how to be healthy |
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100%of pupils said that there are lots of chances to get regular exercise |
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98% of pupils said that they are doing well at school |
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100% of pupils said that teachers and other adults in the school help them to learn and make progress |
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99% of pupils know what to do and who to ask If they find their work hard |
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98% of pupils said that their homework helps them to understand and improve their work |
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99% of pupils said they have enough books, equipment, and computers to do their work |
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97%of pupils said that other children behave well and they can get their work done |
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95% pupils said that nearly all children behave well at playtime and lunch time |
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98% of pupils said their voice is being heard by the school through the Pupil Parliament |
Voices of Glyncoed - Debate at Lysfaen Primary School Friday 14th October
Outdoor Learning
Results from pupil voice questionnaire
We are looking to improve our outdoor learning space at Glyncoed Primary School. As you are aware we asked for parental input through a questionnaire that was sent out in March. We had a very positive response with 100% of parents feeling that their child would benefit from taking part in outdoor learning. We also conducted a child-friendly questionnaire. The questionnaire was put together by the school’s SSAG group. We found that 90% of the children across the school believed that outdoor learning would be both enjoyable and beneficial. We asked each class what resources they would like to use when outdoors. We found that 82% of children would enjoy using sport equipment at playtime and nearly 50% of children would like board games at lunchtime. We also asked for ideas on how to fully utilise our field. We found that 80% of children would like a running area and 50% of children would like a sheltered area or a quiet area. The ideas that the children produced will be very helpful when producing our plan for improving our outdoor area and we hope to incorporate many of the children's responses.
Pupil Wellbeing Questionnaire Results- March 16
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99% of pupils feel safe in school |
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98% of pupils said that the school deals well with any bullying |
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99% of pupils know who to talk to if they are worried or upset |
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99%of pupils said that the school teachers them how to be healthy |
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100%of pupils said that there are lots of chances for me to get regular exercise |
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96% of pupils said that they are doing well at school |
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100%of pupils said that teachers and other adults in the school help them to learn and make progress |
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99% of pupils know what to do and who to ask If they find their work hard |
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93% of pupils said that their homework helps them to understand and improve their work |
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98% of pupils said they have enough books, equipment, and computers to do their work |
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93%of pupils said that other children behave well and they can get their work done |
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98% pupils said that nearly all children behave well at playtime and lunch time |
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97% of pupils said their voice is being heard by the school through the school council |
School Standards Action Group (S.S.A.G)
We have been very busy monitoring standards of attendance, literacy and wellbeing!
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Pupils are now more involved with planning for educational trips, topic launches and themed days. Pupils have selected the topics that they would like to study this year and regularly input into their teachers planning. |
Supporting evidence (Cornerstones questionnaire March 16)-
- 99% of pupils said that their class have had input into planning school trips linked to their chosen topic
- 98% of pupils said that they like having a half-termly homework project linked to their new topic
- 100% of pupils said that their teachers ask them about what they would like to learn
Supporting evidence (Pupil Wellbeing Questionnaire March 16)-
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Supporting evidence (Pupil Voice Day Questionnaire February 16)-
- 98% of pupils said that they had a say in the planning for pupil voice day
- 99% of pupils said that pupil voice has improved this year
- 99% of pupils said that they would like to have another Pupil Voice Day
We have analysed the attendance figures for the 'EASTER EGG CHALLENGE' See below for results!
Results from the 'RED HEART ATTENDANCE CHALLENGE'
Results from our '35 DAY X-MAS ATTENDANCE CHALLENGE'
Minutes of our meetings
PUPIL VOICE GROUPS ACTION PLANS 2015-16
S.C.A.G Action Plan 2015-16
S.S.A.G Action Plan 2015-16
S.N.A.G Action Plan 2015-16
View our Christmas Class Funds!
School Toilets Action Group (S.T.A.G)
School Nutrition Action Group
SNAG
SNAG IN ACTION
S.N.A.G- School Nutrition Action Group
Healthy Eating Workshop for parents - Tuesday 16th June
Useful Information
School Cymraeg Action Group (S.C.A.G)
S.C.A.G- School Cymraeg Action Group
School Wellbeing Action Group (S.W.A.G)
Our Definition of Bullying
Bullying is when someone who has difficulties in defending him/herself is deliberately hurt or harmed and this may be repeated over some time.
Deliberately means that even though we know our actions and words hurt, we do or say hurtful things anyway.
The victim might be smaller or weaker
Bullying is one sided and is unfair!
OUR KIVA POEM
Kind to everyone
Include everyone
Victim will be safe
Anyone can join in
KIVA SQUAD PRESENTATION TO PUPILS
ECO COUNCIL
Digital Leaders
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Pupil Wellbeing Questionnaire - Results May 2015 |
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98% of pupils at Glyncoed feel safe in school |
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96% of pupils think the school deals well with any bullying |
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100% of pupils know who to talk to if they’re worried or upset |
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99% of pupils believe that the school teaches them how to be healthy |
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99% of pupils think that there are lots of chances for them to get regular exercise |
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97% of pupils know that they are doing well at school |
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100% of pupils said that the teachers and other adults in the school help them to learn and make progress |
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98% of pupils know what to do and who to ask If they find their work difficult |
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96% of pupils said homework helps them to understand and improve their work |
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96% of pupils think that they have enough books, equipment, and computers to do their work |
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94% of pupils said that children behave well and they can get their work done |
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97% of pupils said that nearly all children behave well at playtime and lunch time |
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90% of pupils said that their voice is being heard by the school through the school council |