Newsletter, Thursday 24th May 2018

Another fantastic week of learning across the school! We hope you all enjoy a well earned rest over the half term break and come back refreshed and eager to start the final journey of this school year.

Our year 3 class enjoyed a wonderful trip to the Hay Festival where they spent the day immersed in literature.  It was a huge success, an amazing experience and one that I’m sure the school would like to run on an annual basis.

This week the BBC team from London visited our school to film our School Council & Eco Committee’s assembly to launch a new project aimed at reducing the amount of plastic we use across the school. Our guests gave some wonderful feedback of their experience at Bips and all of the children were a credit to their families.

The BBC’s visit helped to highlight the challenges that plastic pollution poses to our planet.  This marks the official launch of an important journey for our children and we need your support!  Please help your child on our mission to make all lunchboxes ‘packaging free’.  All the children are bringing home a letter today that provides details of our ‘Lunchbox Challenge’ – the children are really passionate about the project, so lets really go for it and do our bit!

We are also sending home a letter today with information about how we use data about our children. This is driven by EU legislation and all schools are required to comply. We will keep you informed of developments as they happen.

Diolch.

e – Safety

Remember never give out personal information when online.

 

Welsh Phrases

Wyt ti’n hoffi Celf?

Ydw, dwi’n hoffi celf.

‘Thunk of the Week’

Do clothes make people cool?

NOTICE BOARD:

Don’t forget to check out the Family/Community board (in the large playground) for events that you may wish to do in the holidays with your children.

 

PTA Newsletter

Hi everyone, we have decided that if we issue a small Newsletter termly it will give everyone the chance to know what your money has been raised for and the proposals that we have following your responses on the recent questionnaire.

As many of you were interested in the Quiz night we are currently putting wheels in motion to have one in September and details will follow as soon as things are confirmed.

We have had a successful year so far, raising £221.70 at the Valentine disco and then a further £144.45 following our Royal wedding celebration where the children enjoyed a few cakes and cup of lemonade/water (depending on their choice).

Plans are already underway to have the playground remarked and School Council are looking at designs and carrying out surveys with the children to see what everyone thinks. Details will follow when things have been finalised.

Going forward we aim to raise money for the following:

Trips subsidies for each class

Gazebos to be used at sports day

Our own disco equipment so that we can get the children to run the play list for our annual Halloween disco/Valentine disco.

As always if you would like to help out at the eventswe are happy to have you and you will just need to see Sarah in the office and she will add you to the list.

We are grateful for all your support and hope to see you at the summer fayre on 17^thJuly 2018.

Dates for the Diary;

Year 5 Parents Meeting

Tuesday 5^thJune 2pm School Cafe

to discuss next year’s trips.

 PTA Meeting:

Monday 4^thJune.

 Half Term Dates:

Mon 28^thMay – Friday 1^stJune. Return to school Monday 4^thJune. Please remember NO CLUBS1^stweek back.

 School Sports Day

Thursday 21^stJune 10am FP; 1:30pm KS2 at Maslin Park (weather permitting – watch this space!)

Inset Days

The remaining three INSET Days for the school will be on: Friday 25th May, Monday 23rdJuly & Tuesday 24th July.

 

READER OF THE WEEK!

Derw – Shae Allsop

Bedwen – Leah Grindley

Celyn –  Cerys Molden

Helygen – Oliver Gould

Onnen –  Grace Petersen

Hywen –  George Berry

Ceirios –  Harry Gorton

Mesen – Xander Newman-Viader & Harry Chandler

Star Of The Week

Barry Island Attendance Award

 

 

 

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Newsletter, Friday 11th May 2018

This week we saw the completion of the National Tests. We are so proud of all of the children for their hard work, perseverance and fantastic attitude towards doing the very best that they could. Da iawn pawb! What else has happened?

Year 2 & 3 were treated to some cricket taster sessions down at the Barry Island cricket ground by ‘All Stars Cricket’. The children had a wonderful, fun, learning experience and if you would like your child to continue to be involved, contact: Mark Ellis 07826 020707; Email: markellis@valeofglamorgan.gov.uk

As a whole school we have been busy planning for next week’s ‘Creative Week’ learning event. Every year group has been allocated a country as a focus and the children will be immersed in an exciting variety of arts & crafts, music & dance activities. To support the event, we would very grateful if you are able to provide any unwanted lollipop sticks, pipe cleaners, buttons, glitter, string, wool, sequins and any adult shirts, T Shirts, aprons, newspapers etc to help us keep the children clean! Diolch.

We would like to thank the Year 2 parents who were able to join us for the “Maths & Reasoning Explained” session today and we hope it was of value in helping you support your children’s learning.

Year 1 & 2 have been busy developing the new Active Learning Lab. It has been transformed into a Peruvian jungle in readiness for their WOW day next Tuesday to launch their Creative Learning week activities.

We will be holding our Self Evaluation Day on our Inset Day, Friday 25^th May. We would be grateful if everyone could return the Parent Questionnaires we sent out this week by Friday 18^th May. Your feedback is a vital part of our school improvement plans going forward so please make sure you take the opportunity to share your thoughts with us. Together we can continue to make sure the children enjoy the very best experiences on their learning journeys through BIPS. Each year group will pull a questionnaire out of a hat and the lucky winner will receive a bottle of wine as a thank you for your feedback.

Welsh Phrases:

Pam wyt ti’n eisau?

Dwi eisau …achos mae’n…

 

 

‘Thunk of the Week’

‘You are what you eat’ – is this true?

 

Remember to always ask your parents’ permission to use social media so they can make sure you stay safe and never give out your password!

 

NOTICE BOARD:

Barry Library Lego Club

Every Saturday 10:30 – 11;30 or 2-3pm.Weekly club for ages 6+ :- New challenges every week.

Call 01446 422425 or see staff at the library to book a place.

 Reminder of forthcoming event: Royal Wedding Celebrations

As a whole school we plan to celebrate the forthcoming Royal Wedding. On Thursday 17th May your child can bring in a pound to dress up as a princess/prince or in red, white and blue to celebrate the event. All funds raised will be added to our Summer Fayre pot. Also, if any one is able to donate shop bought cup cakes for the event, please send them in to school by the Wednesday 16^th May. We hope to provide the children with a little tea party to mark this auspicious occasion.

PTA

Our annual Summer Fayre will be held in July (date to be confirmed), if anyone would like to help plan this event please contact one of the PTA members Nicola Pearce, Lesley Matthews, Alex Gadd, Emma Burton, Sarah Goodman. We need your help! Diolch.

The next PTA meeting will be held on the 4th June at 1.30 pm.

(If anyone is interested in joining our PTA please contact Sarah Goodman.)

READER OF THE WEEK!

Derw – Nia Mallari

Bedwen – Lucia Nicholson

Celyn – Gethin Hart

Helygen – Sophie Clemett

Onnen – Ayaan Asfi

Hywen – Lagchlan Lowes-Bradshaw

Ceirios – Colton Bryan

Mesen – Dylan Wakehall & Ioan Nelson

 

 Star of the week:

 

Attendance

 

 

 

 

 

Newsletter, Friday 5th May 2018

The children have worked so hard to prepare themselves for the National Tests. Thanks to all those parents who ensured their children were in school this week to do the best that they can! What else has been happening?

Year 1 had a visit from Mr. Thomas and his guide dog puppy Ena. The children were treated to a wonderful presentation about guide dog training and had the opportunity to give Ena lots of love!

Year 3 have been engaging with their new topic and finding out about natural disasters around the world and exploring the issues of global warming and the impact it may have on our planet.

As part of their Blitz topic, Year 5 have been introduced to the wonderful songs of Vera Lynn and learnt about the important role they played in raising the morale of the British soldiers during WW2.

Just a reminder that we would like our Year 2 parents to join us for a “Maths & Reasoning Explained” session at 1:30pm on May 11^thin our school café. A warm welcome is extended to all.

Our Foundation Phase Team would be delighted to receive any unwanted coat hangers, clothes rails, and children’s role play clothing for a new learning project. Please contact Mrs Evans or Miss Pringle if you can help any way. Diolch.

Our Nursery Children had a visit from the ‘Designed to Smile’ team this week. The children engaged wonderfully with the team and learnt all about the importance of dental hygiene and how to look after their big sparkly smiles!

Year 4 are enjoying their ‘Gods and Gladiators’ topic and conducted some excellent research on the Roman Gods. Their next focus is to study the invasion of Britain and consider the Roman legacy and how it impacts our everyday lives.

Welsh Phrases

Beth wyt ti’n wneud ddoe?

Dwi wedi bod yn chwarae gyda ffrindiau.

‘Thunk of the Week’

Can you have too much money?

 

e – Safety

Remember to keep a healthy balance between technology time and quality time with friends and family. Please ensure any online games you play are appropriate for you -if unsure, ask your parents!

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS:

 INVITATION TO THE UNVEILING OF THE BARRY ISLAND WESTERN SHELTER LIGHT INSTALLATION  

Following the letters we sent home last week, a reminder: Date & time: Friday 11 May, 8.30pm – 10.30pm Meeting point: Eastern Shelter Barry Island Promenade at 8pm to pick up badges and torches, before walking over to the Western Shelter where traders will be serving food late into the evening. The event will be hosted by former Redcoats from the bygone era of ‘Barry Island Butlins’ who will be providing entertainment throughout the event!

PTA

Thank you to everyone who returned our questionnaire. Your comments have been gratefully received and have proved very useful going forward. The winner of the Bottle of wine is Joanne Walsh. Please collect your bottle from reception!

Even if you can’t help at any PTA events, your continued kind donations and just coming along to support our events is a massive contribution too, so thank you for this also.

As a whole school we plan to celebrate the forthcoming Royal Wedding. On the 17th May your child can bring in a pound to dress up as a princess/prince or in red, white and blue to celebrate the event. All funds raised will be added to our Summer Fayre pot. Also, if any one is able to donate shop bought cup cakes by the 16^thMay, we hope to provide the children with a little tea party to mark this auspiciousoccasion.

Our annual Summer Fayre will be held in July (date to be confirmed), if anyone would like to help plan this event please contact one of the PTA members Nicola Pearce, Lesley Matthews, Alex Gadd, Emma Burton, Sarah Goodman. We need your help! Diolch.

Dates for the Diary

 National Tests Week:

Please remember the tests will run until nextWednesday 9^thMay.  Please make every effort to ensure your child is in school during this time.

 Bank Holiday:On Monday 7^thMay the school will be closed for the first May Bank Holiday.

 Half Term Dates:Mon 28^thMay – Friday 1^stJune.

Inset Days

The remaining three INSET Days for the school will be on: Friday 25th May, Monday 23rd July & Tuesday 24th July.

 

READER OF THE WEEK!

Derw – Lilly May Williams

Bedwen – Lilia Borge

Celyn –  Aden Hobbs

Helygen – Decire Bryan

Onnen – Zachary Gadd

Hywen – Daisy Gould

Ceirios – Kayden Warin

Mesen – Evie Davies & Atticus Clements

Star of The Week

Barry Island School Attendance Award

 

Newsletter, Friday 27th April 2018

Another very busy week in BIPS. We are so proud of the children continuing to work hard to prepare themselves for the National Tests. They have all shown a fantastic attitude to their learning and real determination and perseverance to do the best they can. We’ve also had lots of other exciting learning opportunities across the school.

‘All Stars Cricket’ visited the school and delivered an assembly to the children about a new ECB initiative. The aim is to provide children from 5-8 years old with 8 weeks of non-stop fun. The activity and game based programme is suitable for all skill levels, and provides the foundations to begin a lifelong love of physical activity and cricket, while making friends in a safe and enjoyable environment. For more info: Tel: Mark Ellis 07826 020707; Email: markellis@valeofglamorgan.gov.uk

Mrs Evans would like to extend an invitation to our Year 2 parents to join us for a “Maths & Reasoning Explained” session at 1:30pm on May 11^thin our school café. A warm welcome to all.

Day 22.4.2018. The aim this year is to help end plastic pollution. Plastic is threatening our planet’s survival, from poisoning and injuring marine life to disrupting human hormones, from littering our beaches and landscapes to clogging our streams and landfills. Across the school the children were passionately engaged in activities supporting the effort to change attitudes and behaviours in line with our Eco School theme of ‘together, we can make a difference’.

For more info visit: https://www.earthday.org/

Following last week’s request, the foundation Phase Team would still be very grateful to receive any unwanted old keys, shells, coins, ‘’small world’’ items such as cars, trucks, toy animals, etc.  Many thanks to those who have already managed to donate some items, it is really appreciated! Please contact Mrs Evans or Miss Pringle if you can help any way. Diolch.

We would like to extend our thanks to the families of our newest children in Dosbarth Mesen for helping them to settle in quickly into our school and begin their wonderful learning journeys at BIPS.

e – Safety

e-cadets Reminder:

Please follow the link for expert advice on how to keep your child safe at home: www.internetmatters.org

Welsh Phrases

KS2: Beth ydy dy hoffi raglan deledu?

FP: Beth wyt ti’n hoffi gwylio?

‘Thunk of the Week’

Would life be better without mobilephones?

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Some Reminders:

Holidays:Please can all holiday requests be put in writing, including long weekends and one or two days.

Absence:If your child is going to be absent please ring the school so that the records can be marked correctly. If no phone call is received the absence will be recorded as unauthorised.

Punctuality:School starts at 8.55 a.m. so please ensure your child arrives in good time for the start of the school day.

Please remember, DO NOT park on the Zig Zags outside the school. These zones are designated for children to cross safely and to keep the view clear for oncoming traffic. Please help us to keep our children safe and do not block the line of sight of drivers.

Date Days: Parent and child activities together

Have some quality family time this summer! From cookery, crafts and outdoor learning to fitness and wellbeing, sign up now. Visit:    www.creativeruralcommunities.co.uk/datedays

Dates for the Diary

 National Tests Week:

This year the week of the tests will run from Wednesday 2^ndMay to Wednesday 9^thMay.  Please make every effort to ensure your child is in school during this time.

 Bank Holiday:On Monday 7^thMay the school will be closed for the first May Bank Holiday.

 Half Term Dates:Mon 28^thMay – Friday 1^stJune.

Inset Days

The remaining three INSET Days for the school will be on: Friday 25th May, Monday 23rd July & Tuesday 24th July.

PTA:

If anyone is interested in joining our PTA please contact Sarah Goodman.

READER OF THE WEEK!

Derw – Jay Phillips

Bedwen – Jamie Skene

Celyn –  Caden O’Shea

Helygen – Ella Chandler

Onnen – Jack Hobbs

Hywen – Ali Sarvari

Ceirios – Cian Goodfellow

Mesen – Kian Pace & Mali Cowan

Star Of The Week

Derw –  Lloyd Martin

Bedwen – Fletcher Richardson

Celyn –  Mia Draus

Helygen – Zac Edward

Onnen – Millie Evans

Hywen – Ronnie Venton

Ceirios – Atahan Deveci

Mesen – John Richardson and Oscar Thomas

Key stage 2 – Helygen

Foundation Phase – Onnen

 

Newsletter, Friday 20th April 2018

We hope you’ve all enjoyed a happy and safe Easter holiday break. We are so excited for the next chapter of our learning journey as we move into Summer Term.

Please be mindful that Summer Term traditionally embraces more outdoor learning opportunities and it is important that the children are protected with sun cream, drinking water and hats as appropriate.

Our Foundation Phase Team have been very busy planning some exciting new ‘active learning’ opportunities for this term.  To support our new project, we would be very grateful to receive any unwanted old keys, shells, coins, ‘’small world’’ items such as cars, trucks, toy animals, etc.  What a great opportunity to clear out all those dusty drawers and boxes in the shed or garage! Please send in any items to Mrs Evans or Miss Pringle. Diolch.

As part of our Healthy Schools programme, we have been working with ASH Wales Cymru to raise awareness of the dangers of smoking, and especially ‘passive smoking’.  The children have been writing poems and creating artwork about the dangers, and all of their work will be submitted to ASH Wales as part of a nationwide competition. The winners of the competition will have their work professionally published in a book that will be available for purchase.

Some of our year 5 & 6 pupils took part in their first Tag Rugby Festival at Maslin Park this week.  The event was well attended by schools from all over the Vale.  It was a fantastic afternoon of rugby, fiercely competitive, but always played in the spirit of fairness and sportsmanship.  Our school team performed exceptionally well considering it was the first time we had played this year.  The children represented their school with pride and showed great determination and team spirit! Da iawn pawb.

e – Safety

e-cadets Reminder:

Remember, don’t always trust what you read online. ‘Fake News’ is out there!

‘Thunk of the Week’

Are our shadows part of us?

 

 

Welsh Phrase

Wyt ti’n hoffi Celf?

Ydw, dwi’n hoffi celf.

Dates for the Diary

 Our summer term clubs recommence on Monday 23^rdApril.

 National Tests Week:

This year the tests will run from Wednesday 2^ndMay to Wednesday 9^thMay.  Please make every effort to ensure your child is in school during this time.

 Inset Days

The remaining three INSET Days for the school will be on: Friday 25th May, Monday 23rd July & Tuesday 24th July.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Some Reminders:

Holidays: Please can all holiday requests be put in writing, including long weekends and one or two days.

Absence: If your child is going to be absent please ring the school so that the records can be marked correctly. If no phone call is received the absence will be recorded as unauthorised.

Punctuality: School starts at 8.55 a.m. so please ensure your child arrives in good time for the start of the school day.

Whitmore High School Uniform Survey

As a feeder school to the new Whitmore High School, we have been asked for the views of future pupils and parents. If your child is likely to attend the new school we would encourage you to complete the survey, which will be live until Friday 27^thApril. Please visit: https://www.snapsurveys.com/wh/s.asp?k=152277036923

Date Days: Parent and child activities together

Have some quality family time this summer! From cookery, crafts and outdoor learning to fitness and wellbeing, sign up now. Visit:    www.creativeruralcommunities.co.uk/datedays

 PTA:

If anyone is interested in joining our PTA please contact Sarah Goodman.

READER OF THE WEEK!

Derw – Tegan Cain

Bedwen – Liam Foreman

Celyn – Zainab Mustafa

Helygen – Decire Herring

Onnen – Phoebe Farnham

Hywen – Callam Thomas

Ceirios – Louie Frantzes-Davies

Mesen – Kaylee Pike & Lily-Ann Rowlands-Bromley

Star of The Week

Derw – Maddie Joyce

Bedwen – Marley Mitchell

Celyn – Ioan Burton

Helygen – Logan Williams

Onnen – Lily Trigg

Hywen – Amelia Ross

Ceirios – Jack Rees

Mesen – Sienna Bant and Dylan Aries

Barry Island Attendance Award

Foundation Phase – Onnen

Key Stage 2 – Celyn

Newsletter, Friday 29th March 2018

What a fantastic last week of Spring Term! All of the teaching team have been so impressed by the children’s enthusiasm and positive attitude to their learning. Da iawn pawb.

On Tuesday Year 1 & 2 enjoyed an amazing outdoor learning experience at Greenmeadow Community Farm. They learnt about milking cows, the life of a chick, and even got to feed pet cows, sheep and goats! The children were a credit to both their school and their parents and a great day was had by all.

On Wednesday Year 4 enjoyed an educational visit to the Westhaven Quay construction project where they donned their green Hi-Vis jackets and toured the site to learn about the construction industry and how to build energy efficient homes. We’ve also been asked to take part in a Time Capsule event where the children’s work will be buried at a secret location on the site.

The children have also been learning about the Easter Story and re-telling the events in their classes. We celebrated the Easter Festival week with our fantastic Easter Bonnet parade. The children were so proud of their wonderful creations and it was a joy to behold! Huge thanks as always to all the parents for their continued support.

Dosbarth Mesen held two open days this week for families which was a huge success. A wide range of activities were shared such as how technology is used to support the learning journey and different ways to nurture and foster early reading engagement and confidence. A big Diolch to those that were able to join us.

Finally, we would like to take this opportunity to wish Mr Broad ‘Bon Voyage’ and pob lwc for his new adventures. He will be missed by our school community but we look forward to working with him again in his new role with the consortium.

  

e – Safety

e-cadets Reminder:

Remember to you’re your parents’ permission if you want to use the internet over the Easter Holiday.

 

Thunk of the Week

Does the way we look affect how we behave?

Welsh Phrase

Pasg Hapus!

Happy Easter!

 

Dates for the Diary

 Easter Holidays: No school Friday 30^th March (Good Friday)

Return to school Monday 16^th April

Please remember there are no clubs the first week back after the Easter Holiday.

Inset Days – The remaining three INSET Days for the school will be on: Friday 25th May, Monday 23rd July & Tuesday 24th July.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

• DO NOT park on the Zig Zags outside the school. These zones are designated for children to cross safely and to keep the view clear for oncoming traffic. Please help us to keep our children safe and do not block the line of sight of drivers.

 

• Y5 & 6 Broadhaven Trip payment is due soon. Please continue to make payments to avoid disappointment.

 

PTA

Thanks to all who helped with our fundraising events.

The Valentine Disco brought us a profit of £221.00 and without your support these events would not be possible.

The last PTA meeting was a huge success, we looked at lots of ideas for our Summer Fayre. After the Easter break we will be circulating a questionnaire for your views on some of the ideas and would really appreciate your comments. Every questionnaire returned will be entered into a draw to win a bottle of wine.

We are currently working to pay for new playground markings and are working closely with the School Council on designs and costings to help us achieve this.

Once again, thank you for all your support and if you’d like to help out at any events please see one of our members or pop into reception and see Sarah.

We would like to wish everyone a safe and happy Easter break.

If anyone is interested in joining our PTA please contact Sarah Goodman.

READER OF THE WEEK!

Derw – Lewis Barker

Bedwen – Ellie-May Hopkins

Celyn – Brandon Roch

Helygen – Erin Broad

Onnen – Casey Giles

Hywen – Kizzy Ellis

Ceirios – Ella Shepheard

Mesen – Lyra Love-Frey & Evie Gatt

Star of The Week

 

                  

 

Newsletter, Friday 23rd March 2018

Another inspiring week at Barry Island Primary School with a host of exciting learning opportunities happening across the school.

Dosbarth Ceirios have been developing their oracy skills through technology, using Photobooth to record themselves re-telling the story of Jack & the Beanstalk. Da iawn, pawb.

Our wonderful School Council worked really hard to plan and organise Sports Relief Day on Monday where the whole school took part in completing the ‘Sports Relief Mile’. Children chose whether to walk, run, skip, bounce, hop, sing, dance their way around and the event was a great success! Diolch to all those who kindly donated to the charity and our School Council will ensure that 100% of the funds raised will go straight to the charity.

Dosbarth Mesen held a ‘Go Go Disco’ in aid of Sports Relief. The children were all their Barry Island best and great fun was had by all!

Dosbarth Helygen celebrated their topic work by visiting two Welsh Castles this week, Castell Coch and Caerphilly Castle. The children had a wonderful educational experience, developing historical enquiry skills, identifying key features of the castles and comparing and contrasting the structures and designs.

Dosbarth Bedwen used their technology skills to partake in a questions and answers session using Skype. They linked with international public speaker on environmental challenges for our oceans, Emily Penn.

We are pleased to confirm that Miss P Davies will be acting Deputy Head during Mr Broad’s secondment with Mr P Smith joining the Senior Management Team. We also welcome Mrs Gilmore to the school as the new teacher for Dosbarth Bedwen.

e – Safety

e-cadets Reminder:

When using social media, make sure the privacy settings are high to protect yourself.

Welsh Phrase

Pa ddiwrnod yw hi heddiw? hat day is it today?

Maen Dydd Llun heddiw. It is Monday today

Thunk of the Week

Can video games be art?

 

EASTER BONNET PARADE

Reminder for the optional Home Learning task for this weekend. We would like to invite you to create a bonnet to be paraded and judged on Wednesday 28^th Have of lots fun and go for it!

 

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

DO NOT park on the Zig Zags outside the school. These zones are designated for children to cross safely and to keep the view clear for oncoming traffic. Please help us to keep our children safe and do not block the line of sight of drivers.

YEAR 5 AND 6 BROADHAVEN TRIP PAYMENT IS DUE SOON. PLEASE CONTINUE TO MAKE PAYMENTS TO AVOID DISSAPOINTMENT.

PTA

 If anyone is interested in joining our PTA please contact Sarah Goodman

Dates for the Diary

 Easter Holidays: No school Friday 30^th March (Good Friday)

Return to school Monday 16^th April

Year 4 Trip to Westhaven Housing Project Wednesday 28^th March.

Year 1&2 trip to Greenmeadow Farm Tuesday 27^th March.

Inset Days – The remaining three INSET Days for the school will be on: Friday 25th May, Monday 23rd July & Tuesday 24th July.

 

READER OF THE WEEK!

Derw – Neave Rudkin

Bedwen – Will Smith

Celyn – Alysha Warin

Helygen – Findlay Rudkin

Onnen – Sophie Devenport

Hywen – Harrison Marvelley

Ceirios – Nancy Clode

Mesen – Harry Edwards & Sienna Morris

Barry Island Attendance Award