Resilience is a valuable asset! We recognise that it is ok to attempt a task and to fail, as long as we learn why this happened and how to improve upon it. We know this to be a far more valuable learning journey than only to undertake tasks within our comfort zones. We always celebrate the best in each and every pupil, whatever the talent. We support each other’s efforts, in whatever field; we have faith in our ability and believe we can make a positive impact on tomorrow’s world. Pupils decided that as Hay is known as ‘The Town of Books’ and home to the Hay Literary Festival, then an open book should be the icon to symbolise this Purpose.
Dysgwyr Galluog ac Uchelgeisiol /
Ambitious, Capable Learners
“Make yourself a challenge and enjoy it.”
Set themselves high standards and seek and enjoy challenge.
“Use your skills from school to help outside of school.”
Are building up a body of knowledge and have the skills to connect and apply that knowledge in different contexts.
“Make the question more interactive (about them) for the children.”
Are questioning and enjoy solving problems.
“Use your Welsh skills to communicate around the school.”
Can communicate effectively in different forms and settings, using both Welsh and English.
“Write down their ideas and explain how and why they think something.”
Can explain the ideas and concepts they are learning about.
“Use resources they know they can use.”
Can use number effectively in different contexts.
“Use your Welsh skills to communicate around the school.”
Can communicate effectively in different forms and settings, using both Welsh and English.
“Use online platform to help with your work. Use it to make your opinion (choice).”
Undertake research and evaluate critically what they find.
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