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- Our aims as a school are to create opportunities for each pupil and encourage them to develop academically morally spiritually and creatively. For the children to grow into healthy, self-sufficient individuals who are inclusive members of society. At Ysgol Drefach, we would like to see our pupils develop as: Ambitious, capable learners, ready to learn throughout their lives Enterprising, creative contributors, ready to play a full part in life and work Ethical, informed citizens of Wales and the world Healthy, confident individuals, ready to lead fulfilling lives as valued members of society. School Councillors are elected by the pupils. Each year group, from year 2 upwards, elects two pupils to represent them on the school council. The School Council meets at least twice per half term. They discuss issues that affect the learners and discuss ideas that could improve the school. Their ideas are implemented into a Development Plan. Members of the School Council are invited to report to the Federated Governing Body of Cross Hands and Drefach schools. The governing body fully recognizes its responsibilities about child protection and safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. The Chair of Governors undergoes an enhanced CRB check on appointment or re-appointment. The governing body will designate a governor with responsibility for child protection, who will oversee the implementation of the child protection policy and champion safeguarding issues. The governing body will ensure that the headteacher makes a brief termly report of safeguarding cases, to inform governors of processes such as child protection conferences, multi-agency meetings, disciplinary actions, and the impact on the workload of staff at the school. However, it is imperative that confidentiality is not breached and individual children are not identified. Similarly, whilst investigations are ongoing into any potential disciplinary matter, the full discussion mustn't be entered into by the governing body, thus allowing sufficient members of the governing body to be available in the event of any subsequent appeal. View full school
Our aims as a school are to create opportunities for each pupil and encourage them to develop academically morally spiritually and creatively. For the children to grow into healthy, self-sufficient individuals who are inclusive members of society. At Ysgol Drefach, we would like to see our pupils develop as: Ambitious, capable learners, ready to learn throughout their lives Enterprising, creative contributors, ready to play a full part in life and work Ethical, informed citizens of Wales and the world Healthy, confident individuals, ready to lead fulfilling lives as valued members of society. School Councillors are elected by the pupils. Each year group, from year 2 upwards, elects two pupils to represent them on the school council. The School Council meets at least twice per half term. They discuss issues that affect the learners and discuss ideas that could improve the school. Their ideas are implemented into a Development Plan. Members of the School Council are invited to report to the Federated Governing Body of Cross Hands and Drefach schools. The governing body fully recognizes its responsibilities about child protection and safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. The Chair of Governors undergoes an enhanced CRB check on appointment or re-appointment. The governing body will designate a governor with responsibility for child protection, who will oversee the implementation of the child protection policy and champion safeguarding issues. The governing body will ensure that the headteacher makes a brief termly report of safeguarding cases, to inform governors of processes such as child protection conferences, multi-agency meetings, disciplinary actions, and the impact on the workload of staff at the school. However, it is imperative that confidentiality is not breached and individual children are not identified. Similarly, whilst investigations are ongoing into any potential disciplinary matter, the full discussion mustn't be entered into by the governing body, thus allowing sufficient members of the governing body to be available in the event of any subsequent appeal.
