As part of our Wellbeing Week all classes took part in an energetic Dancercise session led by Miss McLoughlin.
Family members were invited to join us and we were thrilled to see so many taking part and having fun.
Thank you to everyone who helped make this event such fun – special thanks to Miss McLoughlin who must be exhausted after the last two days of high octane dancing!
Our school building was silent and empty on Wednesday as pupils and staff in Holy Name School enjoyed another successful Outdoor Classroom Day.
They enjoyed activities including playground games from around the world, den building, bug hunting, messy play, water slides, litter and recycling activities and marine conservation.
The pupils worked in mixed age groups and, as always it was a pleasure to see them supporting and helping another whilst having fun and learning.
Thank you to everyone who was able to join us on our mile walk this afternoon. It was lovely to see so many family members supporting the pupils on the beautiful sunny day.
As you know your names have now been entered into our time credits raffle – there are lots of great prizes up for grabs!
A great start to our Wellbeing Week.
Tomorrow there are mindfulness sessions in all classes, all family members are welcome to join us, just pop in. Times for each class have been shared on the classes individual Dojo pages.
Mrs Benbow worked with us on Friday and we learnt some new songs.
In the afternoon we gathered together to perform them.
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Stuart Phillips from BWY Canine came into school this afternoon.
He brought 5 dogs with him, Maggi, Aggie, YoYo, Eric and Phoebe.
We watched them search for hidden objects on our playground.
Thank you to Greening Fishguard & Goodwick / Gwyrddio Abergwaun ac Wdig who have provided us with a beautiful planter made by Eifion Thomas.
We are looking forward to seeing it full of colourful and scented plants.
Wellbeing Week – May 14th – 18th.
We have several different activities planned to promote positiveWellbeing for pupils, parents and staff again this year. We are keen to involve parents and grandparents in some of activities and thetime credits raffle will be running again. We appreciate family members giving up their time so everyone who attends a Wellbeing Week activity will be added to our prize draw. So far wehave prizes from Heatherton, Hangar 5, Dinosaur Park, Something’s Cooking to name just a few!
Monday – Whole School Daily Mile – 2:15pm. All are welcome to join us.
Tuesday – Join the children for a 30 minute Mindfulness session intheir classes during the day.
Wednesday – Outdoor Classroom Day – more information to follow.During the morning Classes 1 and 4 will be having Dancercisesessions – these were very popular last year! Parents are welcometo join us.
Thursday – Kerbcraft road safety sessions for Years 1 and 2 in the morning – Parents are welcome to join us.
Dancercise sessions for Classes 2, 3 and 5 – Parents are welcome to join us.
Friday – Yoga sessions for each class.
Class 3 – Feel Good Friday – Class 3 parents are invited to attend.
Further information will be sent home in the next few days.
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Amy came to talk to us about the Community Fridge which has now opened outside the Abergwaun Gateweay Club.
This resource is for everyone in the local community and the aim is to make best use of food that would otherwise go to waste.
The space has a fridge and shelving area where a variety of different food products can be stored and made available for anyone to make use of.
For more information you can go to the website http://transitionbrogwaun.org.uk/community-fridges/ or follow their Facebook page to get updates about the food they have in stock.
This project is part of the national CommunityFridgeNetwork which is led by the environmental charity HUBBUB.
