“Together We Nurture, Inspire and Achieve”
“Gyda’n Gilydd rydym yn Meithrin, Ysbradoli a Chyflawni”
Message from the staff who are missing everyone.
The wellbeing of all children and staff at Gnoll Primary School is of utmost importance. As a school, we promote high levels of wellbeing and encourage children to have the confidence, to embrace new challenges and feel secure enough to take risks. We ensure all children display good attitude to their learning, demonstrate high levels of engagement and sustain concentration on tasks. They are encouraged to develop the skills and ability to reflect upon their own learning and the learning of their peers. We expect all children and staff to show high levels of respect care and concern for others.
Gnoll Primary School provides a wide variety of learning experiences, which encourage children to communicate effectively, solve problems and develop their thinking skills. We are committed to igniting a passion for learning, create conditions to thrive, whilst growing together with the community and becoming ethically informed citizens. Children are encouraged to continually express their views and opinions, which provides them with real sense of belonging. Pupil Voice is embedded in all aspects of school life and it influences the strategic direction of our school.
From time to time, children may face difficulties which may impact on their wellbeing. As a school, we work with parents and families to support children and fully believe in the importance of working as a team. We are a Thrive Ambassador School
At Gnoll Primary School we strive to develop community cohesion. We have an understanding that 
everyone is working towards equality of opportunity providing all children with a sense of belonging and similar life chances, regardless of their backgrounds. Through recognising and celebrating success, we encourage every child to view themselves as healthy, confident individuals.
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Useful Websites:
There are also other online resources available to support your children outside of this provision. These include:
- Hwb Resources – This provides a wealth of materials for learning and revision.
- BBC Bitesize – A wide range of lessons and activities for pupils to study.
- Thinkuknow – This is the education programme from NCA-CEOP, a UK organisation which protects children both online and offline. Explore one of the six Thinkuknow websites for advice about staying safe when you’re on a phone, tablet or computer.
- HOME ACTIVITY PACKS – ONLINE SAFETY AT HOME
- Sports Wales – Here’s a link to the Sport Wales website and their campaign to keep Wales moving during the coronavirus crisis. There’s lots of activity ideas for everyone and information on looking after your wellbeing.