• To create a happy and secure school, based on Christian principles in accordance with the rites and practices of the Church in Wales.
• To encourage our children to take pride in themselves, their school and their environment.
• To help our children develop lively and enquiring minds, assuring them at all times equality of opportunity so that they may achieve their full potential.
• To encourage positive attitudes and good working relationships between all members of the school community.
• To provide access to a curriculum, relevant to the particular needs of children of all abilities and backgrounds, within a stimulating, enriching environment.
• To maintain and develop our partnership with parents, the Parish and the local communitiy.

Nursery
Morning nursery 9am – 11.30
Afternoon nursery 12.30 – 3pm

Infants
Morning session 8.55 – 12.15
Afternoon session 1.25 – 3pm

Juniors
Morning session 8.55 – 12.30
Afternoon session 1.10 – 3pm

2007/2008 Academic Year

Autumn Term
Monday 3rd September – Friday 21st December 2007

½ Term
Monday 29th October – Friday 2nd November 2007

Spring Term


½ Term


Summer Term


½ Term

Positive Behaviour Management

• Praise
• Stickers
• Certificates
• Merit Chart
• Golden Time
• End of term Key Stage parties

Children in Tredegarville wear school uniform. The following outline shows the colour and style of uniform. Items for the uniform can be bought from various stores in the City.

Garments embroidered with the school name and badge can be purchased from the school. An order form is available on request.

The school uniform consists of:

Girls

• navy blue skirt/trousers or pinafore dress
• navy blue sweater/cardigan
• white or pale blue blouse
• blue and white check dress
• white or navy socks

• dark grey or navy blue trousers/shorts
• navy blue sweater
• white or pale blue shirt
• blue and white check dress
• white or navy socks

• only ONE pair of stud earings may be worn, no loops of any kind are allowed
• one small ring
• one watch may be worn
• children should not wear chains, pendants or bracelets

The School has a responsibility to:

• Care for the pupil's safety and happiness.
• Deal with any cases of bullying or harassment firmly and in a manner appropriate to the situation.
• Ensure that the pupil is given the opportunity to achieve his/her full potential educationally, developmentally and spirituality.
• Ensure high standards of work and behaviour and try to instil a sense of responsibility and belonging within the Christian community of the school, neighbourhood and parish.
• Provide a balanced curriculum to meet the individual needs of the pupil.
• Provide a written report, at least once a year, concerning the pupil's level of achievement and progress.
• Provide opportunities to discuss the progress of the pupil and if necessary, any problems that may arise.

• Make sure the child attends regularly, on time everyday, is properly equipped and correctly dressed in a named school uniform.
• If meeting pupils at the end of the day arrive by 3pm.
• Inform the school if the child is absent by 9.30 on the first day of absence.
• Support the school's system of rewards and sanctions, which reinformce the promotion of good behaviour and discipline.
• Let the school know of any changes of circumstances or problems that may affect the child's work or behaviour.
• Support the child with his/her homework and other aspects of home learning.
• Attend Parents' Evenings and discussion about their child's progress.
• Attend the Annual Governors' Meeting for Parents.
• Not park within the school grounds at any time without the school's agreement.

• Attend school regularly and on time.
• Wear named school uniform and make an effort to have a clean and tidy appearance.
• Be polite and helpful to others and respectful of all adults and visitors to school.
• Complete all homework and class work on time and to the best of my ability.
• Tell an adult if anyone is being harassed or bullied.
• Keep the school free from litter and graffiti.

Location	Name	Responsibility
Main Building	Mrs Glenys Elston	Head Teacher
Nursery	Mrs Clare Sommerville (am)	Art
Nursery	Mrs Michelle Greet (pm)	History
Nursery	Mrs Hayley Nethercott	Nursery Nurse
Reception	Miss Justine Proctor	Early Years, Child Protection, Welsh and PSE
Reception	Mrs Alison Littlejohn	Nursery Nurse
Class 1	Mr Hugh Sidaway	PE and D&T
Class 2	Miss Claire Cooper	Geography
Class 3	Mrs Kelly Fear	ICT and Key Skills
Class 4	Mrs Diana Keatley	Science
Class 5	Mrs Sophie Notley	Music
Class 6	Mrs Yvonne Proctor	English
Support	Mrs Annette James	Deputy Head, Maths and SENCO
Support	Mrs Jen Garnett	SENCO support and RE
Support	Mrs Ana Bicaregui	EMAS
School Office	Mrs Clare Williams	School Administration Officer
Key Stage 1	Miss Ceri-Anne Ayres	Teachers' Aide
Key Stage 2	Mrs Sonja Bevan	Teachers' Aide