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Prospectus - Y Pant School

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TRANSITION FROM PRIMARY<br />

EDUCATION<br />

PONTIO O’R YSGOL GYNRADD<br />

Y <strong>Pant</strong> has established strong links with feeder<br />

Primary <strong>School</strong>s. Regular meetings are held in<br />

National Curriculum subject areas, between staff<br />

from Y <strong>Pant</strong> and partner primary teachers.<br />

Headteacher meetings also allow discussion of<br />

curriculum content and other educational issues.<br />

Primary school pupils visit Y <strong>Pant</strong> for a variety of<br />

activities and Year 6 pupils spend a day in school in<br />

July immediately before starting in September.<br />

PASTORAL CARE<br />

GOFAL BUGEILIOL<br />

Parents of pupils joining Year 7 are invited to an<br />

open day at the school held during October and a<br />

meeting in July.<br />

The Head of Progress for Year 7 and the Assistant<br />

Head of Progress visit Primary <strong>School</strong>s accompanied<br />

by representatives from Year 7 to meet pupils.<br />

Secondary and primary school SENCOs discuss the<br />

special needs of all relevant children including those<br />

who are considered more able and talented.<br />

SCHOOL DISCIPLINE<br />

DISGYBLAETH YN YR YSGOL<br />

We organise a successful and orderly school where<br />

pupils learn in a happy environment. We expect all<br />

our pupils to behave in a way which brings credit on<br />

their homes and themselves and which reflects the<br />

ethos of Y <strong>Pant</strong> <strong>School</strong>.<br />

PROBLEM SOLVERS<br />

DATRYS PROBLEMAU<br />

Pupils will often need to seek the help of members of<br />

staff. Who they see will depend on the problem, but<br />

here are some examples of persons they would see<br />

initially:<br />

Permission to attend a music exam during<br />

school hours – assistant head<br />

Worry about progress in a subject – Subject<br />

Teacher<br />

An inquiry concerning school uniform –<br />

Form Tutor<br />

Dinner money forgotten or lost – Office<br />

Staff<br />

Uncertainty about subject choices for years<br />

10 and 11 – Senior Assistant Head<br />

(Transition)<br />

CODES OF CONDUCT FOR PUPILS<br />

Everyone will act with courtesy and<br />

consideration to others at all times<br />

There are times, however, when we need to impose<br />

sanctions and we ask for your support in this regard.<br />

Sanctions, when necessary, will be as follows:<br />

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Detention during part of morning/lunch break.<br />

Detention after school with 24 hours notice<br />

given to parents.<br />

Internal exclusion from normal classes with<br />

work provided.<br />

For more serious offences fixed term, or even<br />

permanent, exclusions may be applied.<br />

Full details are in the PLK and Planner.<br />

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