Ysgol Gyfun Gymraeg Bro Myrddin

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Bro Myrddin is a secondary school teaching the vast majority of subjects in Welsh. Pupils come to us from the ancient town of Carmarthen and the rural areas of the western and northern side of the beautiful County. We are proud of the consistently high school academic standards, and a wide range of extra-curricular activities are also very important for us, with pupils experiencing success in various fields.
The contribution to Welsh culture through a host of activities including the Welshness Project4Cymraeg Committee, and the Urdd and National Eisteddfod is of key importance, as is our contribution to the local community through charity work, volunteer work, and various other links. Bro Myrddin offers an education that endeavors to meet the needs of the individual in a completely supportive and Welsh environment. Each pupil is given an equal opportunity to develop to his/her full potential academically, socially, culturally, mentally, and physically.
To create a lively community in which moral and spiritual values are appreciated and in which virtues such as justice, honesty, trust, tolerance, and a sense of duty are emphasized. To afford all pupils the opportunity of mastering communication skills in both Welsh and English, whilst emphasizing Welsh as the natural language of the school.
To assist all pupils in developing skills relevant to the world of work, and which will enable them to work independently or as members of a team. To prepare pupils to live as responsible and valuable members of society, to form positive relationships with others, and to develop self-respect and respect for people, property, and the environment. To assist pupils in appreciating the heritage and culture of Wales and enable them to contribute to a multilingual society within Wales, Europe, and the world. Ensure appropriate opportunities for all staff members to develop professionally. As we strive to achieve these objectives, we emphasize the importance of the partnership and collaboration between pupils, staff, parents, and governors.

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