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St. Cenydd Community School

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  • Year 10 – Physical Geography Fieldwork Day at the River Ilston, Gower

    Published 29/06/17
    Year 10 Geography students visited the River Ilston last week to study the changes that occur in the river’s flow as it moves downstream towards its mouth at Three Cliffs Bay. The students explored different data collection methods, measuring the velocity, depth, width and sediment size at... Read More
  • Year 9 Medic Mentoring

    Published 20/06/17
    Year 9 pupils learning about CPR thanks to a visit from Cardiff University medical students.  They also learnt about different career pathways into medical courses.  Cardiff University are keen to mentor some of our pupils as they start to make decisions about their future in the Sciences... Read More
  • A taste of medicine for Year 9!

    Published 15/06/17
    Thirty year 9 pupils got the opportunity to develop some lifesaving skills, and find out more about studying medicine during a visit from Cardiff School of Medicine.  Pupils got to grips with CPR and the science behind the heart with the help of Sarah, a fourth year medical student, and her tut... Read More
  • Bee Hotel Rooms

    Published 15/06/17
    The first of our Bee hotel rooms have been fixed in the Eco Garden;  8.1.3 created the bee bedrooms using the first of our recycled plastic bottles. For the past two weeks, Miss Webber has been holding a plastic bottle amnesty in the school.  We already have hundreds collected and these... Read More
  • Two Teams, One Goal!

    Published 08/06/17
  • Plastic Bottle Recycling

    Published 05/06/17
    The Eco Committee and 813 are collecting empty plastic bottles, so that we can build greenhouse domes in our Eco Garden. We are hoping to germinate flowers and vegetables from seeds, which we can then plant in the garden and attract the bees and insects back. We would be grateful for any of your... Read More
  • Eco Garden

    Published 05/06/17
    Miss Webber selected 813 to be our Eco Gardeners for the summer term. They have been busy clearing the flowerbeds near the school entrance ready for the wildflower garden to burst through during the summer months. Last year pupils from Hendre Primary School helped our Eco Group to construct Bee B... Read More
  • Yourope – Young Art Across Borders

    Published 05/06/17
    Clio Wiegold and Hannah Jones were selected as our school ambassadors to accompany Miss Webber, Miss Allaway and Tracey Moberly (artist) to Germany at the beginning of May. The visit was to explore the city of Ludwigsburg (which is twinned with Caerphilly) and to take part in the beginning stages... Read More
  • The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time

    Published 26/05/17
    On Wednesday 3rd May an excited coach full of Year 8 and Year 9 pupils headed off to the Millennium Centre in Cardiff Bay to enjoy an amazing performance of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time.  The award winning play is an adaptation of a novel of the same name by Mark Haddon; a... Read More
  • Thank you for your support

    Published 19/05/17
    Meg Owen, Head Girl and Youth Ambassador, presented a cheque to Miss Collins, Headteacher and members of our School Council on behalf of Penyrheol, Trecenydd and Energlyn Community Council.   The school was delighted to receive this award, which will be used to support pupil environmental... Read More
  • Ski USA

    Published 02/05/17
    During the Easter break a group of 85 students and 9 staff travelled to Killington, USA for a week of skiing in the mountains of Vermont.  The students from Years 8-12 enjoyed 4 hours of skiing each day and all of them progressed fantastically through the week!  By the end of the week seve... Read More
  • Year 7 Wicked Trip

    Published 02/05/17
    Our trip started at 7.30am with everyone feeling super excited at our trip to London to see the West End musical Wicked!  We had been waiting weeks to see it!   The hustle and bustle of London was something that lots of us had never experienced before and as we drove through Miss Adams... Read More