Add to Google Welcome to our SSEAL School Council page. We are in the currently in the process of conducting our SSEAL School Council elections and will be updating this webpage with more information shortly. Pupils voice is a fundamental part of our schools ethos - please take a look below at the fantastic things our pupils have been doing thus far as part of their personal and social development.
Take a look at our new lunch time routines!
Take a look at our Road Safety Blog below:
Have a look at some of our SSEAL School Council presentations taking place below.
The Year 3 and 4 Presentations
The Year 5 and 6 Presentations
Black History Month
Throughout October, we have been celebrating ‘Black History Month’ as part of our personal, social and emotional development. Below is a brief presentation sharing some of the activities we have been enjoying.
Black History Month 2011 – 2012
Black History Month (2010 – 2011)
Houses of Parliament
In order to teach our year six pupils about democratic decision making, we recently took them on a fantastic tour of the Houses of Parliament. Please click on the link below in order to learn more about this visit.
Houses of Parliament
Top Trumps Tournament
We have had brilliant fun in school participating in a Top Trumps tournament, centred around the theme of ‘wellbeing’. Please click on the link below to learn more.
Our Walk To School!
We recently had a bendigedig ‘walk to school’ day with Henson the hedgehog and the Neath Port Talbot road safety team. Please click on the link below to see a presentation containing pictures of our ‘walk to school’.
Show Racism the Red Card
We recently held an anti-racism competition within school on behalf of the charity ‘Show Racism the Red Card’. Please click on the link below in order to view a powerpoint presentation about the competition and to learn more about the charity itself.
Spiritual, Social, Emotional Aspects of Learning (SSEAL) Activities
New Beginnings
This half term (September – October) our Social, Emotional Aspects of Learning (SEAL) theme is ‘New Beginnings’.
Please see below a Powerpoint presentation showing some of the lovely things that we have been doing in school as part of our ‘new beginnings’ SEAL theme.
New Beginnings (2010 – 2011)
Getting On and Falling Out / Say NO to Bullying!
We have been really busy in school this half term (October – December), focusing on our new SSEAL themes of ‘Getting On and Falling Out’ and ‘Say NO to Bullying’. In particular, we have been exploring the importance of friendship and family. Please click on the powerpoint presentations below in order to see some of the work that we have been doing on these bendigedig themes.
Going for Goals!
Throughout January and February we continued on our SSEAL journey by exploring the extremely motivational theme of ‘Going for Goals’. Please click on the link below in order to view a powerpoint presentation depicting some of the wonderful learning experiences we shared during the implementation of this theme.
Good to be ME!
We hope that you are enjoying your Easter holiday and have been able to make the most of the glorious sunshine that we have had so far. Prior to the Easter holiday, our SSEAL theme was ‘Good to be ME! Please click on the link below in order to see a sample of the activities that we did for this theme.
We are looking forward to our next SSEAL theme, which is all called ‘relationships’ and hope that you will explore the family activities (see below) for this theme as they are really fantastic. Also, we would be delighted if you could join us in St. David’s church on Monday mornings at 9am for whole school worship, as this is when we often explore our SSEAL themes together.
Family Activities
We are really enjoying our SSEAL journey in school and would love for you to join us on this journey by undertaking the optional SSEAL family activities with your child at home. Please click on the documents below to access the optional family activities for our SSEAL themes, should you wish to explore them with your child.
Please let us know how you are getting on with the activities. We hope you enjoy them as much as we do.
Theme 2 – Getting On and Falling Out
