Strike Confirmed for 10th July

We have received notification from the Director of Education that on Thursday 10th July members of the National Union of Teachers, UNITE, UNISON and GMB are proposing strike action.
A substantial amount of support staff and a significant number of teaching staff will be on strike that day. As a consequence, it will be impossible to open the school on that day.
Consequently, unless industrial action is withdrawn, the school will be closed to all pupils on July 10th.
Y Pant will be rearranging their transition day and we will rearrange our 'Move Up Day'.
The school Prom will now be held on Thursday 17th July for Years 3-6

Brynna Primary School Carnival

Well done to our School Football team. We won the football tournament at Brynna Primary Schools Summer Carnival.

Super Attender

What an achievement!! We were awarded  the best improved attendance out of all the schools in the cluster. We were presented with a prize of a 'Kindle Fire' which will be put into a prize draw for the pupils with 100% attendance.

Super Attender awarded the prize along with special certificates and badges for all the children with over 97% attendance. Well done everyone!! Keep it up.

Three children also had special trophies for improved attendance- Scarlett, Shannon and Alfie!

Lads & Dads

Wow! Another great turn out for lads and dads club. We didn't let the weather spoil our night.

Music ensemble!

We were treated to a fabulous concert from RCT music service today. We were also able to try some of the instruments. We are looking forward to our new music clubs next term- guitar, brass, ukulele and percussion!

Rhys Cycle visit!

Last week we had a very special visitor returning to our school- it was Rhys Cycle! He brought along some helpers from Rhondda Cynon Taff waste department too who talked to us about how and why we should recycle! 

International day

We had great fun today, football and salsa!! Everyone looked fantastic in their costumes. Saffron won a World Cup back pack for the best costume and we raised £70 for our rainforest challenge. Thank you x

Inspire a Generation

We were thrilled and honoured to have a Paralympic Athlete come to school to visit the children yesterday. He talked about all of us having a talent whether we're a singer, plumber, footballer or hair dresser. But it's how we use that talent and work hard at everything we do that matters. It was truly inspiring to listen to him. 

Puppet theatre

Foundation phase children are enjoying learning all about mini beasts at 'Mary's Garden' puppet show.