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What do pupils, parents, governors and staff say

For each of the four purposes, we asked which pupils, parents, governors and staff considered to be the most important to focus on with our pupils at this point in time. Responses were as follows:

 

Pupils

Parents

Governors

Staff

Healthy, confident individuals

Building mental and emotional well-being

Form good relationships based on mutual respect and trust

Building mental and emotional well-being

Building mental and emotional well-being

Ethical, informed citizens

Understand their responsibilities and rights

Respect the rights and needs of others

Respect the rights and needs of others

Consider the impact of their actions when making choices

Respect the rights and needs of others

Consider the impact of their actions when making choices

Understand their responsibilities and rights

Enterprising, creative contributors

Be a team player

Take part in opportunities

Think creatively to solve problems

Share their ideas and emotions

Think creatively to solve problems

Take measured risks and try new things

Ambitious, capable learners

Set themselves goals

Build up their knowledge and apply it

Build up their knowledge and apply it

Set themselves goals

Our curriculum planning encompasses all aspects of the four purposes however, we have agreed that we will seek greater opportunities to: 

Healthy, confident individuals

Building mental and emotional well-being

Ethical, informed citizens

Understand their responsibilities and rights

Enterprising, creative contributors

Think creatively to solve problems

Ambitious, capable learners

Set themselves goals

 

The four purposes are part of our planning processes. We also consider pupils’ needs and our Ysgol Nantgwyn pathway points which give a continuum of learning from nursery all the way through to and including year 11.