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Easter Message

Dear Parents / Carers / Guardians,

Just a quick message to wish you all a blessed and peaceful Easter. Hoping that there are opportunities for you all to spend time with those that you love.

As we break up at 1.30pm today, please be reminded that the Summer Term begins on Tuesday 18th April at 8.45am prompt, when we look forward to the return of all of our learners, for what will be a very busy term.

We have separately communicated arrangements for our Easter Revision programme for learners due to take examinations to parents/carers/guardians.

With all best wishes

Mrs Kite

Headteacher

31st March 2023 12:24

Tudor Times

April 2023 Edition

Please click on the link below to view the latest edition of the Tudor Times

Tudor Times April 2023 Edition

31st March 2023 10:54

Torch Youth and Community Activity

31st March 2023 09:40

Pembrokeshire Partnership Service

Parent Network Groups

31st March 2023 09:31

Span Arts

30th March 2023 09:20

Pembrokeshire Youth Bank

• Guidelines
• Application Form

The deadline for applications is 15th May 2023.

30th March 2023 09:15

ASD Family Help Charity

To access the booking links, please go to the download link here

The National Autistic Society has also got lots of helpful resources on their website to promote World Autism Acceptance Week 2023 here

23rd March 2023 08:48

Head Lice

Fact Sheet

If the poster above is too small to read on your device you can download here

16th March 2023 11:23

ASD Family Help Charity

14th March 2023 10:18

Year 7 Reports

Some of our learners in Year 7 have created a short video to help explain our new reports.

• Spring Report Presentation
• Effectiveness Rubric

14th March 2023 09:47

Urdd

Multi Sports Easter Camps

9th March 2023 12:34

Wednesday 8th March 2023

Open to All Learners

Just to confirm, we are open to all Learners and will review the weather situation throughout the day.

Thank you.

8th March 2023 08:00

Pembrokeshire County Council Parenting Support in Pembrokeshire

Pembrokeshire Families Support Network

Important Changes to Referrals to Parenting Support in Pembrokeshire

The Pembrokeshire Families Support Network is the NEW single point of access for parenting support in Pembrokeshire. It provides the opportunity for our family support teams, along with local voluntary and community sector groups, to work together to support families and help them thrive.

Some of the support available:

· Family Support Team (formerly Team around the Family and Flying Start)

· Action for Children

· Springboard

· NHS Health Visitors support services

· Inclusion Support Service

· PAVS Community Connector

As professionals, to refer an individual or local family for parenting support from our Early Intervention and Prevention Support Teams, an online referral form (for professional use only) will be available on our dedicated PFSN webpage – see links below. Completed forms received will be actioned at our allocation meetings twice weekly, minimising delay and maximising the efficiency with which we link families to appropriate support.

Our aim is to provide families with the right support at the right time, provide a quick response to those who need help to access specialist support services, and give families the confidence to continue making positive changes independently.

Link to website here – https://www.pembrokeshire.gov.uk/Pembrokeshire-Families-Support-Network

There will be a phased launch, beginning with professional referrals only. During Phase 1 of the launch, self -referrals will continue to be available for families though all the existing routes. Phase 2 will include routes for families to self refer, and Phase 3 will cease other referral routes to these services.

We are grateful to you for your ongoing support through this period of change. If you have any enquiries please don’t hesitate to get in touch. I attached the presentation if you wish to use this to disseminate to your teams.

• Pembrokshire Families Support Network Powerpoint
• Pembrokeshire Families Support Newtwork Information Document

3rd March 2023 09:02

Ysgol Harri Tudur / Henry Tudor School Fundraising Journey

Two Ukrainian learners at Ysgol Harri Tudur/Henry Tudor School starting the 2474 km journey which one of them, Vladyslav Ziuzghin and some of his family, took to reach Pembroke.

Left to Right: Nick Makin, School Business Manager, Marharyta Radvkan (Year 9), Vladyslav Ziuzghin (Year 11) and Jon Jones, Assistant Headteacher.

We are raising awareness and fundraising of the journey our Ukrainian learners have taken to reach Pembroke. For Vlad this was 2474 km. During the planning of this event the tragic earthquake occurred on the Turkey/Syrian border – we are therefore splitting funds raised between both these sad events.

Thank you to those who have already donated. Please follow this link to the Just Giving page if you would like to donate:

Vladsjourney - Ukraine to Pembroke

1st March 2023 08:58

Ysgol Harri Tudur / Henry Tudor School Fundraising Journey

Ysgol Harri Tudur is raising money to support two incredible causes.

We will mark the anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine by travelling the distance and journey that one of our Ukrainian learners and their family have taken to reach Pembroke. A bike and rower will be set up in the School Reception. The journey we will take is as follows; Kiev, Uman, Moldova (UK Embassy), Romania (flight) to London, Pembroke.

The school is also mindful of the terrible plight faced by the peoples of Southern Turkey and Northern Syria following February's devastating Kahramanmaras earthquake. Money raised by this event will also be shared with charities in this remote and troubled environment to save lives and rebuild communities.

We will start the journey on Monday 27th February.

We have set up a Just Giving page and invite our school community to also get involved. Through the Just Giving page and other school media, we will post progress as we reach milestones.

https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/harri-tudur-vladsjourney

Please book a slot via Reception. Please join in and help us achieve this journey.

Thank you.

16th February 2023 13:16

Neyland Yacht Club

Open Evening

Neyland Yacht Club is a Royal Yachting Association (RYA) recognised teaching establishment.

The club is keen to engage with local schools to encourage sail training via a junior training programme.

The programme comprises of a number of stages;

Stage 1 is the beginner stage. Stage 2 and above (up to Advanced and Racing) are the intermediate and above stages.

Stage 1 is a 2-day course, and the Stage 2 and above are every Thursday evening (except half-term) during the summer term, finishing with a training weekend the first weekend of the summer holidays.

The timings are 6pm to 8:30pm for the Thursday sessions. The weekend sessions will be 10am to 4pm.

More specific information can be provided during the Open Evening to be held on 23 March 2023

16th February 2023 08:47

Welsh Water

Support for Families

13th February 2023 10:07

Online Safety

Safer Internet Day 2023

Tuesday 7th February 2023 is Safer Internet Day.

There are a variety of resources available for guidance from Dyfed Powys Police's Schoolbeat.cymru website.

There are also a range of useful resources for parents on a wide variety of online issues to guide you in helping to keep your children safe whilst they are online. Visit the National Online Safety website for more information.

7th February 2023 13:23

The Sleep Charity, National Sleep Helpline

31st January 2023 11:12

Examinations

Information for Candidates

All learners sitting external examinations this year should read through this policy prior to their examinations starting. Please click on the link below to view the policy.

• Information for Candidates

19th January 2023 14:12

School Shop

The School Shop holds a range of new and second hand uniform items for sale; this includes school shoes and a selection of winter coats, all at a low cost. The shop is routinely open from 1530 to 1630 hrs every Wednesday; please arrive at Reception to be booked in for a visit. If you are unable to attend over this time but would like some assistance with items from the shop please leave your contact details with Reception (01646 682461 or send an email to contact@yht.wales.

12th January 2023 09:26

Drop Off/Pick Up

Reminder & Request

10th January 2023 13:10

Important Local Health Board Information

Re: Temporary Hospital Pathway for Sick Children

Important information from the Health Board relating to the current Temporary Hospital pathway for sick children

There is some concern, especially as we approach the busy winter period and with Strep A circulating, that some people in Pembs and south Ceredigion may not be aware about the temporary hospital pathway for sick children (as opposed to those with minor injuries).

Please remember, currently, children in our area with serious illnesses, such as breathing difficulties, or serious injuries need to be seen at Glangwili Hospital, Carmarthen, or Bronglais Hospital, Aberystwyth, which have a co-located Emergency Department and children’s hospital services. Withybush Hospital can only treat children with minor injuries, such as sprains, cuts or minor burns (full list see https://hduhb.nhs.wales/healthcare/services-and-teams/childrens-services/), or booked outpatient appointments.

16th December 2022 08:31

Parent Survey Results

Transition 2022

14th December 2022 09:17

Scarlet Fever

Letter to Parents/Guardians

• To download, print and access the link in the letter please click here

9th December 2022 16:56

Understanding the Symptoms of iGAS and Scarlet Fever

9th December 2022 16:09

Pembrokeshire County Council

School Meals Support

Pupils in Pembrokeshire are to receive £11 credit on their dinner money accounts as part of Pembrokeshire County Council’s cost of living support scheme.

The £11 credit will be given to junior pupils in primary schools* and all secondary school pupils to spend on school meals.

It will be available to use until the end of the 2023 summer term.

The one-off credit will be automatically be added directly to pupils’ dinner money accounts on Monday 12^th December.

Parents have the option to opt out, if they wish, by emailing cashless.catering@pembrokeshire.gov.uk

*Excludes junior pupils in receipt of free school meals.

Junior pupils who have free school meals won’t receive the extra £11 on their accounts (as there are no extra items for purchase in junior school canteens) but secondary school pupils who have free school meals will receive the extra £11 on their accounts as they can spend the extra money in the cafeteria.

8th December 2022 08:16

Information for Parents/Carers

Awareness of Scarlet Fever and Streptococcal Disease

Whilst there is currently a heightened awareness and an increase in cases of Scarlet Fever and Streptococcal disease, we are asking parents to be vigilant for the signs and symptoms. Parents/carers of unwell children should seek medical advice for diagnosis and treatment.

Good hand hygiene and avoidance of spread of respiratory secretions (as per influenza- “catch it, bin it, kill it”) can help to prevent the spread of infection.

Exclusion Period

A Learner with scarlet fever must not attend school for 24 hours after the commencement of appropriate antibiotic treatment.

Signs and symptoms of scarlet fever - this infection mostly affects children aged under 10 years, older children are also susceptible to streptococcal sore throats but may not have the rash of scarlet fever.

Scarlet fever is an infectious disease caused by group A streptococcus (GAS) bacteria. It is highly infectious and can be caught through direct contact with an infected person or through the air via droplets from coughs or sneezes.

The characteristic symptom of scarlet fever is a widespread, fine pink-red rash that feels like sandpaper to touch. Other symptoms include a high temperature, a flushed face and a red, swollen tongue. Treatment is straightforward and usually involves a course of penicillin antibiotics.

Complications of scarlet fever and streptococcal infection

Most cases of scarlet fever cause no complications, especially if the condition is properly treated. However, complications in the early stages of the disease can include ear infection, throat abscess, sinusitis, pneumonia and meningitis.

Very rare complications include rheumatic fever, kidney damage, liver damage, bone infection, blood poisoning and toxic shock syndrome which can be life-threatening.

Invasive disease may occur without a person having had scarlet fever or sore throat first. Early signs of invasive disease include: high fever, severe muscle aches, local muscle tenderness, or redness at the site of a wound. If there are any concerns about invasive disease, then urgent medical advice must be sought.

NHS 111 Wales scarlet fever webpage

https://111.wales.nhs.uk/encyclopaedia/s/article/scarletfever

Thank you for your support and understanding

5th December 2022 16:09

Anti-Bullying

Ysgol Harri Tudur is against all forms of bullying

Ysgol Harri Tudur is committed to maintaining a safe and supportive environment for all its learners and staff. We will not tolerate bullying in any form and we remind learners that help is available from Mentors, Subject Teachers and Pupil Support Staff alongside peer support from our Sixth Form Prefects. Learners will be reminded of the school's anti-bullying measures throughout the week in Mentor Time and in Assemblies, emphasising the message that bullying is never acceptable and that help is always available.

14th November 2022 11:53

Social Media

Ysgol Harri Tudur on Twitter

The school now has its own twitter account to promote important news and events as well as sharing celebrations of our learner's achievements. Please follow us on Twitter @YsgolHarriTudur. More detailed information can always be found on our school website www.yht.wales and also via the Ysgol Harri Tudur app. Please continue to get in touch with us in the usual ways.

19th October 2022 12:38

Further Dates For Your Diaries

Notification of Specific Year Group Parents’ and Progress Evenings

6th October 2022 13:35

Year 11

Homework/Coursework Support

Year 11 Homework/Coursework Support

The Learning Coach Team will be available every Wednesday 2:45pm – 3:15pm for Year 11 Learners in room FD23, offering a quiet space to complete homework and coursework tasks with additional support from Learning Coaches.

27th September 2022 11:13

Mind Pembrokeshire

Mental Health Support Drop In

19th April 2022 09:06

Estyn Report of Visit

Ysgol Harri Tudur/Henry Tudor School January 2022

The Governing Body and Headteacher of Ysgol Harri Tudur/ Henry Tudor School are delighted to share the outcome of the school's recent monitoring Estyn visit in January. Ysgol Harri Tudur/ Henry Tudor School is very proud of both our staff and our pupils and the achievements that we have made together since the 2018 core inspection. We would also like to thank many of our parents and carers and the wider community for their ongoing support.

Ysgol Harri Tudur is judged to have made sufficient progress in relation to the recommendations following the most recent core inspection. As a result, Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Education and Training in Wales is removing the school from the list of schools requiring significant improvement.'' ( Estyn 28th Feb 2022)

• View Report

28th February 2022 09:34

School Site

Parking and Dropping Off/Picking Up

All drivers are requested to use the designated Drop Off/Pick Up and parking sites whilst on the school site.

Please do not use the One Way road outside school for dropping off or picking up. This road is for designated vehicles only including our school buses. Please follow the instructions on the No Entry signs and use the correct spaces.

Please do not park in the Bus Lanes; these are for buses only. Parking in them is causing traffic disruption and is a potential risk to pupils and staff alike.

And please do not park on the pavements; this creates risk to all, but in particular makes access very difficult for our pupils who need to use mobility assistance and those pupils who have visibility impairment.

Drivers are requested to respect local housing estates and avoid temporarily parking in residential areas.

5th October 2021 08:43