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Farmfoods, Hightown – Temporary bus route changes from 1st November

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After half term, from Monday 1st November 2021, the Strafford’s service bus which usually picks up and drops off at Farmfoods, Hightown will not be able to pick up there due to road works.

Whitegate and Kingsmill Roads will be closed for 2 weeks.  The closure is planned to start on 27th October.

If you/your child normally gets on the bus at Farmfoods, they will need to walk down Whitegate hill and get on, at the bus stop on the Queensway (see arrow below).


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Year 7 Tutor and Parent’s Evening – October 20th 3:15-5:30pm Online

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Parents’ Evening Bookings

Due to the current restrictions, the year 7 parents’ evenings will be held online. Bookings are now available for the evening which will take place on October 20th 2021, from 3.15pm until 5:30pm.

A guide is available to help you to make bookings at the bottom of this page, and a direct link to the Parents’ Evening System is here.

This evening is only for parents to meet with the form tutor. The subject teacher evening will be later in the year.

If you are unable to log in, please ensure that you are using the email address that we have on record for you. If you have any questions or difficulty making a booking please contact epraise@clywedog.org for assistance.

The evening will be held via Google Meet. A link for each teacher will be added to ePraise as the room, prior to the evening.

We look forward to seeing you.

To book an appointment, please click on the link below and follow the instructions:

ePraise Login Link

ePraise Parent Guide

ePraise Parent_Guide_to_parents’_evening bookings

Step by step guide to booking a parents’ evening appointment

Parents’ evenings can be found on our ePraise website under Community > Parents’ evenings or on our app under the More menu. To view your schedule just click on the event you want. Please book an appointment to see your child’s/children’s teachers, to do this simply select the Book appointment button and fill in the details.

The email address needed is the one that you have given to the school on the data collection sheet or application form.


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It’s good to grow…

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A schools programme to inspire children to get outdoors, grow, learn and enjoy fresh produce.

As Britain’s biggest food maker, Morrison’s want to enable the next generation to grow food themselves. Because the more kids know about how food’s grown and made, the better they’ll eat, now and in the future.
 
How it works…
  1. Download the MyMorrisons app
  2. Sign in or register to MyMorrisons and select the school they wish to collect for
  3. Scan the app at checkout or use online when shopping
  4. For every £10 spent you will receive a Grow Token to donate to your chosen school – Us
  5. We can exchange your Grow Tokens for free gardening equipment after the collection period

Grow Tokens can be exchanged for things like…

Wheelbarrows
Mini
Greenhouses
Watering Cans Plant Pots
Seeds
Trowels
& Spades

…and much, much more!


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Have your say…

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The Senedd yr Ifanc would like young people to have their say.

The first consultation is the Senedd Yr Ifanc’s Biennial Ballot.

There are 8 issues that affect young people, which have been chosen by young people from numerous youth groups in Wrexham. The results from this ballot will inform the next 2 years work for Senedd Yr Ifanc. This consultation will be live from 6th September to 22nd October 2021.

Ballot papers are also available in Student Support.

Biennial Ballot Paper 2021:

English – http://www.yourvoicewrexham.net/survey/1390

Cymraeg – http://www.yourvoicewrexham.net/arolwg/1390

The next consultation is on Knife Crime, following on from the work that was started in 2020 with Wrexham Members of the British Youth Council, this was to find out young people’s perceptions on knife crime in Wrexham. This new consultation and new results will be supporting the work of Wrexham’s Knife Crime group, (this includes Wrexham Police, Youth Justice Service, Youth Service, Head of Safeguarding, Education and Trading Standards). This is a short questionnaire with similarities to the last one to see if perceptions are still the same.  This consultation will also be live from 6th September to 22nd October 2021.

Knife Crime in Wrexham:

English – http://www.yourvoicewrexham.net/survey/1394

Cymraeg – http://www.yourvoicewrexham.net/arolwg/1394

Ballot papers are also available in Student Support.


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