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  • CHILDREN IN NEED

    Fri 14 Nov 2025
  • ECO CONFERENCE

    Thu 13 Nov 2025

    Our Year 6 Eco Committee visited Swansea Area today to attend the Green Economy Conference and Exhibition. They enjoyed a range of activities including listening to guest speakers such as the Leader of Swansea Council. They also visited exhibitions and workshop stalls where they spoke to different companies and businesses including Barclays Bank, Castell Howell, Plantasia and Bio Hub, learning about how these companies support school, colleges and businesses to 'grow your career' in an eco friendly way.

  • SCHOOL VISIT

    Fri 07 Nov 2025

    Today we welcomed Torsten Bell MP to the school. He was blown away when walking around the school and speaking to our Year 6 children who talked about their work on School Council, Criw Cymraeg and Eco Committees. He also had the pleasure of hearing our school song in assembly sung by our Singing Club.

  • OCTOBER NEWSLETTER

    Fri 24 Oct 2025

    Dear Parents/Carers, Governors and children

     

    What a fantastic first half term of the new academic year, finishing off in style with our PTA Halloween Disco. A big thank you to our brilliant PTA for all their hard work in organising another fantastic event. A big thank you also to our amazing staff who supported the event and to parents/carers and children for the wonderful effort with Halloween costumes.

     

    I hope everyone enjoyed our recent class assemblies. I am so proud of all the children for how brilliantly they performed, showcasing all the amazing work that has been covered over the last eight weeks. I am sure you’ll agree that we have certainly packed a great deal into this time with trips, visitors, awareness days and much more. Thank you once again to all the staff for their dedication to ensuring the best for all our children in school.

     

    Click on the link below to read our October newsletter.

     

    https://primarysite-prod-sorted.s3.amazonaws.com/sketty-primary-school/UploadedDocument/ad0b4bb2-0957-4902-868d-941b69e095c5/newsletter-october-2025.pdf

     

    Wishing you all a wonderful half term. We return to school on Monday 3rd November when the countdown begins to the most magical time of the year.

    Diolch yn fawr,

     

    Mr Simon Lloyd-Jones

    Deputy Head

    Sketty Primary School

     

  • Make it Go Away

    Thu 23 Oct 2025 Julie Miller

    Really exciting opportunity, we would love all schools and departments to share before half term next week!
    🌟Exciting Collaboration Announcement!🌟

    InclusAbility Swansea & NPT are thrilled to be teaming up with local award-winning author Helen Docherty on her brand-new book, Make it All Go Away. πŸ“–βœ¨

    This beautiful story explores sensory overload through the eyes of a young girl navigating the world around her - helping readers understand sensory needs with empathy and insight.

    πŸ“– Book Launch Details:

    πŸ—“ Saturday 1st November 2025

    πŸ• 3 pm – 4:30 pm

    πŸ“ Idris Room, Urban HQ Café, 37 Orchard Street, Swansea

    Come along, meet Helen, and grab your copy of Make it All Go Away! πŸ’œ


    InclusAbility will also be there on the day to chat, answer questions, and offer support to anyone with a disability, impairment, or neurodivergent condition.

    Make it All Go Away - https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/make-it-all-go-away-helen-docherty/7874688?ean=9781917194075

    We can’t wait to see you there! 🌈
    Kind regards,

    Anthony Quinn-Flipping
    Volunteer and Community Engagement Coordinator
    InclusAbility Swansea & NPT

    www.inclusability.org

    www.facebook.com/incswansea

  • MATT'S CAFE

    Sat 18 Oct 2025

    Thank you to everyone who helped support Matthew's House at Harvest time. All donations will be used to support some of the most vulnerable people within our community.

    For more information about Matthew's House, please click on the link below.

    www.matthewshouse.org.uk

  • DIGITAL GUARDIANS

    Fri 17 Oct 2025 Simon Lloyd-Jones
  • Tidy Minds.org

    Mon 06 Oct 2025 Julie Miller

    Tidy Minds.org -
    Children and young people’s needs for emotional support can vary. If you’re a parent or carer, we have information and resources which may help. Being a parent isn’t easy at the best of times. But knowing what to do or say when your child is struggling with their emotional wellbeing can be really difficult.

    Please visit the following website for help and advice. On the site you will find useful info, tips and resources for parents and carers who are concerned about their child. Information for children with a special educational need or disability, it is a single point of access for families, referrers and partner agencies.

    https://tidyminds.org.uk/im-a-parent-or-carer/

  • Time to Talk parent sessions

    Thu 02 Oct 2025
  • SEPTEMBER NEWSLETTER

    Tue 30 Sep 2025

    Dear Parents/Carers, Governors and children

     

    Welcome to our first newsletter of the academic year! September has flown by, and what a busy and exciting start it’s been. We are thrilled to see how well the children have settled into their new classes, full of enthusiasm and ready to learn.

     

    From the very first week, our school has been buzzing with activity. There’s so much to look forward to this term, and we’ve already made some wonderful memories.

     

    One of the highlights was Year 6’s visit to the Millennium Centre in Cardiff, where they attended a spectacular concert by the Welsh National Opera and Orchestra. It was a truly inspiring experience that brought music and culture to life in a way the children will never forget.

     

    We were also honoured to end the month with a special visit from Mrs Helen Morgan Rees, Director of Education, who joined us to celebrate our recent achievement — receiving the Siarter Iaith Aur (Gold Award). This is a fantastic recognition of our commitment to promoting the Welsh language and culture throughout our school.

     

    We’re also delighted to welcome our new School Improvement Advisor, Mr Russell Dwyer, who recently visited Sketty Primary. Mr Dwyer shared how he was immediately struck by the calm and purposeful atmosphere across the school, describing it as a wonderful environment for learning. We’re proud that our school ethos shines through to visitors and reflects the hard work of our staff and pupils. We look forward to working closely with Mr Dwyer over the next academic year.

     

    We’re incredibly proud of our pupils and staff for all their hard work and dedication. The year ahead promises even more exciting opportunities, and we can’t wait to share them with you.

     

    Diolch yn fawr,

    Mrs Bev Phillips

    Head Teacher

    Sketty Primary