We are in the process of organising Bryn Tawe’s next skiing trip during the February half term holidays in 2025 in conjunction with Snowstyle, an experienced company in this field.

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I am writing to remind you of the Year 8 Progress Report Evening which will be held in the School Hall on Monday 11th of February 2024.

The evening will start at 16:30 p.m. and finish by 19:00 p.m. This parents’ evening is of great importance and it is a golden opportunity for you to come and discuss your child’s academic and social development at Bryn Tawe.

STARTING TO THINK ABOUT YOUR CHOICES AT AGE 14

This is your first important choice as secondary school pupil, choosing the subjects you will study in years 10 and 11.

STARTING TO THINK ABOUT YOUR CHOICES AT AGE 14

This is your first important choice as secondary school pupil, choosing the subjects you will study in years 10 and 11.

We are doing some research for Welsh Government to help understand how parents/carers find and use different information to help them support their child’s/children’s education (e.g. thinking about starting a new school).

With just 3 months before we go skiing, I would like to confirm the travel arrangements, the hotel's address and some other information.

I am writing to inform you that a vacancy has occurred for a Parent Governor for your child’s school and you are invited to submit a nomination for the post of Parent Governor.

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the Year 9 Feedback on Progress Evening which will be held in the School Hall on Monday 29th of January 2024. The evening will start at 16:30 p.m. and finish by 19:00 p.m.

6th Form Open Evening

This is a message from Miss Lindzi Miller (Year 9 Leader of Learning), to praise you for your work during the last half term. Thank you for your positive contribution to our school community.

there will be a period of mock examinations for Year 12 and Year 13 starting on the 22nd of January. We have decided to hold mock exams again this year, in order to assess the pupils' progress so far and to give our students the opportunity to familiarise themselves with exam arrangements again and to experiment with revision strategies.

Over the past year the Welsh Government has funded the Period Dignity Project by providing free sanitary products to young women in our schools.

At the end of a busy and successful term, I would like to thank you for your continued support of the school this year.

As we approach the Christmas holidays, we would like to draw your attention to our plans to support our local community during this time of year.