Ysgol Gynradd Carno, Ysgol Glantwymyn and Ysgol Llanbrynmair are part of a formal federation. They share leadership and responsibilities to reduce burden on teachers.

Children at Ysgol Bryn Coch are able to access the school’s outdoor area all day. This helps them develop their skills, for example, learning how to measure using different outdoor equipment.

A practice called ‘Over To You Time’ was created at Shirenewton Primary School to allow children to learn through play.

Teachers and staff at Ysgol Pen Barras are using the arrival of the new curriculum to plan stimulating learning activities and challenges for pupils.

A priority at Ysgol Brynaerau is for teachers and pupils to collaborate and develop experiences that stimulate learning.

Staff at Ysgol Llwyn yr Eos have created a co-ordinated and systematic approach to learning. Every pupil has access to a bespoke curriculum tailored to their specific needs.

Ysgol Y Foryd supports pupils’ progress and development as independent learners by using assessment for learning strategies.

Staff at Ewloe Green Primary School are making learning come alive by catering for all types of learners through practical methods.

Alltwen Primary School improved pupils’ reading standards by running a weekly internet reading café.

Pupils at St Julian’s Primary School have become more independent in their use of IT, thanks to the school’s digital competence framework.