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Dylan raises money for charity |
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Written by Debra Davies
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Monday, 10 June 2013 05:30 |
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 Well done to Dylan Richards from Year 7 who entered Ponty's fun run yesterday to raise money for velindre hospital.
He ran 2k around Ynysangharad Park finishing in first place.
Amongst the runners were children and adults (and his little brother who is in year 4!) Dylan managed to complete the run in just 8 minutes. Fantastic Dylan! and all for a great cause too. |
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Written by Miss Moses
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Wednesday, 05 June 2013 08:42 |
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 Pontypridd High School wil be hosting it's annual Performing Arts Dance Showcase on Wednesday 26th June. Tickets are £2 adult £1 concession and can be purchased on night or at reception from Monday. Doors open at 6PM show starts at 6.30PM. Please come along and support our pupils who have worked extremely hard to put together this fantastic show. We look forward to seeing you.
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Written by Debra Davies
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Saturday, 25 May 2013 21:03 |
 Pontypridd High School celebrated the "Class of 2013" Record of Achievement Assembly on Friday. It was an emotional time when students from Year 11, along with their reg teachers and Mrs Jenkins their Head of Year, looked back on their progress through the years. There were smiles, laughter and a few tears shed as the reg teachers each reflected on their time with their class supporting them along their learning pathways.
Thank you for the great musical performances from:
Ben, Ryan, Liam, Fleur, Danielle, Cory, Hannah and Bethany.
Mrs Jenkins said ."What an emotional day yesterday was - so sad to say goodbye to Year 11 but happy at the same time ,they will always be special to me and I wish them all the best in the future. "
We hope everyone has a great half term break and we look forward to returning to school on Monday 3rd June.
Good luck to everyone sitting exams when we return! |
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Written by Miss Agg and Mrs Herman
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Saturday, 25 May 2013 20:38 |
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This month our congratulations go to two pupils, Jasmin Davies-Harris 7T and Aziz Akhtar.
They have been chosen because of their positive attitudes and their hard work and commitment to learning.
They both created a fantastic piece of creative writing which really impressed their teachers.
Keep up the brilliant work! |
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Mathematics Department News |
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Written by Mrs Harrington
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Monday, 03 June 2013 13:56 |
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 It has been a very busy year for the Mathematics Department. Many of our students have been revising hard for external exams. We have run revision sessions after school, on Saturday mornings and in the Easter holidays. At this stage of the year, 54% of our students have already achieved a grade C at GCSE. The turn out for the revision sessions has been excellent and I am sure that those students who sit their exam in June will also be successful. We wish them good luck!
Please read on for more exciting news from the Maths Department.
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Cheersport Wales Champion |
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Written by Miss Agg and Mrs Herman
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Saturday, 25 May 2013 20:41 |
 Massive congratulations go to Shelby Jones 7O who won first place for her cheer duo when attending a Cheersport Wales Competition on Sunday 19th May 1013 at the Newport Centre. Shelby is also a member of RSD Action Senior Co-ed Team and Youth Level 3 who gained first place at the competition as well.
Shelby has been training with RSD Action for five years now and has won many competitions all over the UK. Training is very intensive for Shelby as she works a minimum of nine hours a week.
A fantastic achievement Shelby, well done and keep up the incredible work! |
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Builders without Borders (Make your mate a primate) |
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Written by Debra Davies
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Monday, 13 May 2013 12:55 |
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 Abandoned Primates from all over the world are being cared for at a monkey sanctuary run by Jan and Graham Garen, they gave up everything to Care for these beautiful primates, sadly without Jan and Grahams sanctuary many of them would otherwise have faced death. They rely on donations and sponsorship to fund the sanctuary. It’s a great place to visit. Pontypridd High School Construction students have given the sanctuary some much needed support by putting their building skills to good use to improve the primates’ habitat by adapting and extending the enclosures to give them a better quality of life...
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