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Ysgol Y Bynea
Saron Road, Bynea, SA14 9LT, UK Llanelli
Tel./Fax 01554 750329
www:http://www.ysgolccc.org.uk/bynea/e-mail:staff.bynea@ysgolccc.org.uk


Welcome to Ysgol Y Bynea

A photo of the old Bynea School at Heol Y Bwlch around 1938.

About us

Ysgol y Bynea is a happy school, and this stems from the opportunities that are afforded to all. Participation and success in any endeavour, enables pupils, parents, staff, governors, the community and the Local Education Authority to be justifiably proud of their association with the school.

ADMISSION

Children are eligible to begin school at Ysgol y Bynea at the commencement of the term in which their fourth birthday falls. This is in keeping with the Admission Policy outlined by the L.E.A.

If parents wish to apply for entry, the procedure is as follows:
1. Telephone the school for an appointment.
2. Visit the school to discuss the matter with the headteacher and to complete an admission form. A school brochure and admission pack will be provided at this time.
3. Parents will then be informed of the date when their child may start.

Children may attend school for a preliminary week’s visit, in the penultimate week before the end of the term preceding the term in which they are due to start. This enables them to become familiar with the school and its routines and also with their peers. Children moving into the area are equally welcome to visit the school with their parents and to meet their class teacher. Again, a mutually convenient time may be arranged after consultation.

UNIFORM

All garments have an embroidered school logo
All garments are JADE in colour
PRICE
Pique Polo Shirt (35% cotton /65% polyester)
Childrens’ sizes : 3/4 5/6 7/8 9/10 11/12 ages
Adults’ sizes : S M L XL
XXL
£9.00
£11.00
£11.50
Deluxe Sweatshirts (50% cotton /50% polyester) Price
Childrens’ sizes : 3/4 5/6 7/8 9/10 11/12 ages
Adults’ sizes : S M L XL
XXL
£9.00
£12.50
£13.00
Water Bottles ( 500ml capacity) Price
Plastic non spill water bottles choice of lid colour
Red blue yellow green
£1.00
Fleecy Hats (100% polyester) Price
One size grey, fleecy hat depicting school logo
£4.00
Ruck Sacks Price
Black school ruck sack depicting school logo
£6.50
Buy both hat and ruck sack for a total cost of £10.00
£10.00
Click on ORDER FORM in order to print a copy of the uniform order form. This should then be completed and handed with FULL PAYMENT to the school reception . Alternatively, contact the school for further information.

ACTIVITIES

There is an extensive range of clubs available. Usually a 'one off' fee which includes the Urdd membership is taken at the start of the academic year. Whilst clubs are geared towards the junior age groups, the infant club is very popular with the younger children. All clubs are run between 3-4PM on selected days.
 
Computer Club
Children are taught basic word-processing, how to be inventive with formatting, and inserting pictures/clip art. Through working on their own newsletters they have also experienced fun aspects of IT. Additionally they have been shown the advantages of using an interactive whiteboard. The school fully meets IT requirements following recommendations made in the 2005 Eustyn inspection report.
Gymnastics
One of our resident teachers who is also a qualified gymnastics instructor, takes junior pupils in both floor and apparatus gymnastics.
Infant Club
This is on offer for both the infants and reception classes and incurs a 50p contribution. Children participate in fun activities and crafts and are given a small snack.
Urdd
A small membership fee is payable for any juniors wishing to join this club. The emphasis is on fun, with activities and instructions being carried out through the medium of welsh.
Junior Boys and Girls Games
Whilst resident teachers take the pupils for this club, periodically pupils from the Sports Academy at Coleg Sir Gar also visit in order to run sessions in ball skills during club times.
Day Activity Teacher
Tuesday Junior Games Club Mr A Davies- Boys
Mrs C Jones-Girls
Wednesday

Gymnastics- Years 3 & 4
Art Club-Years 5 & 6

Mrs J Griffiths
Mrs S Hopkins
Thursday Infant Club-50p
Clwb Yr Urdd- Years 5 & 6
Computer Club-Years 3 & 4
Mrs Hodgson
Mr G Stephens
Mrs Dunleavy

ETHOS AND VALUES

The school’s Ethos is one of care, respect and industry, where encouragement, tolerance and patience have a high priority. This poem sums up our philosophy:-
If a child lives with criticism,
He learns to condemn.

If a child lives with hostility,
He learns to fight.

If a child lives with ridicule,
He learns to be shy.

If a child lives with shame,
He learns to feel guilty.

If a child lives with tolerance,
He learns to be patient.

If a child lives with encouragement,
He learns confidence.

If a child lives with praise,
He learns to appreciate.

If a child lives with fairness,
He learns justice.

If a child lives with security,
He learns to have faith.

If a child lives with approval,
He learns to like himself.

If a child lives with acceptance and friendship,
He learns to find love in the world.

CURRICULAR AIMS AND OBJECTIVES

It is our aim to provide the pupils with the National Curriculum by teaching through a “cross-curricular approach” where possible.

The teaching will be:

Broad - By introducing the children to a wide range of knowledge, concepts, attitudes and skills.

Balanced – Each aspect will have the appropriate amount of time allocated to it.

Relevant – The subjects will be taught in a way to promote the pupil’s experience.

Differentiated – The pupil’s ability and aptitude will be matched to what is taught.

Progressive – the National Curriculum and the school’s own Schemes of Work ensure this continuity.

• To enable each child to read fluently and coherently.
• To encourage various audio and visual skills.
• To master communicational skills in both aural and written form, given appropriate stimuli.
• To produce legible handwriting and a high standard of spelling, punctuation and sentence construction.
• To use and apply mathematical concepts in the home and school environment.
• To enable the child to use estimation and the calculator in an appropriate manner.
• To provide a variety of situations in which the child must use problem solving skills.
• To enhance the concept of collecting information, and thus being able to record findings effectively.
• We strive to encourage questioning minds and the ability to reason with their peers.
• Encouragement is also given to the development of physical activity.

The intention of the curriculum at Ysgol y Bynea is:

To stimulate the emotional and social development of the children so that they will be able to realise their maximum potential.

To create the awareness of, and the desire for the spiritual dimensions of life by giving the children knowledge of religions, particularly Christianity.

To instil a sense of high moral values and to foster an awareness of the needs of others.

The school sets out to provide every child with the opportunity of acquiring the following experiences in accordance with the National Curriculum.

1. The development of basic skills in all subjects taught at the school with due consideration to the age, aptitude and ability of each child.
2. The development of numeric skills and mathematical knowledge and understanding.
3. The development of scientific skills, knowledge and understanding.
4. The development of investigative skills and to interpret evidence, to analyse and to solve problems.
5. The development of language in all its various forms so that it becomes a purposeful and meaningful means of communication. This will include listening, speaking, reading, writing and literacy appreciation.
6. To be aware of the geographical, historical and social aspects of the local environment and the national heritage, and to be aware of other times and places.
7. The encouragement of self-expression through music, mime, drama, art and crafts, design technology and physical education.
8. The development of high standards of personal hygiene, good manners and courtesy.
9. The encouragement of safe practices in the school, home and in the community.
10. Develop the use of Information Technology to access, amend
and present information.


General Statement on the Aims of the Teaching of Science and Technology
The aim of the teaching of Science is to develop in children their abilities as investigators i.e. Finding out for themselves. By doing this we:
1. Develop the child’s knowledge of their environment.
2. Provide opportunities for children to work in a scientific way so that they are able to build upon, refine and extend their scientific knowledge.
3. Create the enjoyment of Science and Technology through practical activities.

While working in this way, the teaching and learning of Science and Technology will support the teaching and learning in several other areas
of the curriculum, especially those closely linked with language and mathematical skills.

When planning the Science curriculum, termly themes have been planned on a two-year cycle. During this two-year cycle, the relevant programme of study for each Attainment Target will have been experienced at least once by every child.


Cymraeg fel Ail Iaith
Fe rhennir Rhaglen Astudio Cymraeg Ail Iaith yn bedair rhan :-
1. Llafar
2. Darllen
3. Ysgrifennu
4. Llawysgrifen

Llafar
Fe fudd y disgyblion yn cyfarthrebu yn y Gymraeg mewn sefyllfaoedd cyfarwydd a dychmygol. Mae gwobr “Siaradwr Yr Wythnos” yn cael ei rhoi i hybu hyn.

Darllen
Fe fydd y Rhaglen Astudio yn rhoi cyfle i’r plentyn ddarllen amrywiaeth o ddeunydd Cymraeg a chlywed deunydd yn cael ei ddarllen yn dda.

Ysgrifennu
Fe fydd y Rhaglen Astudio yn rhoi cyfle i’r disgyblion fynegu eu hunain fel ysgrifenwyr. Fe fydd y gwaith ysgrifennu yn datblygu’n raddol dros gyfnod o amser, ac yn bennaf yn adlewyrchu’r gwaith llafar.

Llawysgrifen
Bydd pwyslais ar waith ysgrifenedig taclus.

General Statement on the Aims of Teaching English
1. Speaking
2. Reading
3. Writing
4. Spelling
5. Handwriting

Speaking and Listening
Every child is encouraged through a wide range of situations, audiences and a variety of speaking and listening activities to listen attentively and to respond appropriately.

Reading
The aim is to engender in each pupil a wish to read, be it for pleasure or to gain information. Parents are invited to help foster in their child a positive attitude to reading. Reading awareness events are held periodically to enable parents to have a secure understanding of the work undertaken by the school and also how this can be supported and developed at home.

Writing
Each child will have an opportunity to write in a variety of contexts and for a variety of purposes and audiences, including fellow pupils, teachers and adults.

Spelling
Pupils are encouraged to learn the words which occur most frequently in their writing and to be aware of the conventions of spelling. A phonological awareness programme (POPAT) is implemented throughout the school, which significantly enhances both spelling and language skills

Handwriting
A handwriting scheme is implemented throughout the school, which ensures continuity and progression. Correct letter formation is emphasised which is developed into a fluent and legible joined up style of handwriting. Attractive and clear presentation is encouraged at all times and A4 size workbooks are utilised to support this.

General Statement of Aims for the Teaching of Mathematics
1. Develop children’s ability to use Mathematics effectively as a tool in a wide range of tasks.
2. Develop children’s creativity and ability to think logically, searching for patterns and relationships.
3. Develop children’s ability to analyse and communicate mathematical information and ideas.
4. Cultivate positive personal qualities and attitudes towards Mathematics.
5. Appreciate the link between Mathematics and the other areas of the curriculum, and in this way increase the understanding that
6. Mathematics makes an essential contribution to the preparation of pupils for adult life.

General School Aims
• To help the pupils develop lively, enquiring minds.
• To foster the ability to think logically and to respect their fellow men, their own possessions and those of others, and to appreciate religious and moral issues.
• To understand how to use language and number effectively.
• To explore their environment and to have a better understanding of their surroundings.
• To master skills that are essential and to have a clear vision of the world in which they live.

As a school we have aims that we encourage all pupils to adopt. They are :

Respect - For people and possessions, leading to self respect.

Punctuality - At lessons and activities.

Responsibility – Recognised and accepted in a positive way.

Effort – Striving as individuals and in co-operation with others for mutual benefit.

Atmosphere – Cultivation of as happy atmosphere, avoiding confrontational situations such as bullying.

Health - Care for our health and well-being, by behaving sensibly in all situations.

Appearance - Pride in appearing neat and tidy and representing the school.

Language - To communicate effectively and clearly and to have an awareness of the importance of our native language.

Standards - A recognition that we have personal responsibility for our actions and for maintaining standards.

Culture – To demonstrate that our country’s language and culture are important and to be valued and to have an appreciation of the diversity of cultures in the world.

In order to achieve these aims:
a. We endeavour to create an atmosphere of care, compassion and of industry.
b. We would wish to create an environment of tolerance, respect and consideration for each other, where true education can take place.
c. We believe that parental support, co-operation and close contact is necessary if we are to provide a successful education for our children.
d. We believe that every child needs access to a broad, balanced and differentiated curriculum, as laid down in the National Curriculum.
e. We believe that a child’s attitude to a subject has a distinct bearing on that child’s academic success in that subject, so it is our wish to create a positive environment and give constant encouragement.
f. We believe that a highly committed and professional staff is a necessity for a successful educational provision.
g. We stress the importance of high standards of behaviour, courtesy and acceptable dress. This provides a strong base to the school’s work.
h. We believe in an education which encourages the development of the child as an individual.
i. We believe that the classroom work should be well planned and prepared, and that children’s work and attitude should continuously be monitored and assessed.
j. We believe that the school is an intrinsic part of the community.
Arrangements for Accessing Documents Relating to the School’s Curriculum
All documents and policies regarding the school and its curriculum are initially presented to the Governing Body for perusal and discussion prior to being adopted by the school.

These documents can be made available to parents at any time following a specific request. Certain policies are discussed, and publicly presented to parents at various open evenings that are held at regular intervals throughout the year.



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