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.

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

After Denbighshire County Council created a combined Education and Children’s Service, improvements were seen in communication, strategic planning and use of resources.

Ysgol Gymraeg Brynsierfel has an effective procedure for tracking and monitoring pupils’ wellbeing on a daily basis.

At learners’ request Dysgu Cymraeg Morgannwg has extended their range of Welsh language courses to help develop skills outside the classroom.

The creation of a ‘village’ at Cadoxton Primary School encourages children in the foundation phase to develop many skills by providing experiences in a real-life context.

Cadoxton Primary School’s positive approach to wellbeing has created a nurturing community where pupils are ready to learn.

Practitioners at Cylch Meithrin Cefneithin Gorslas have created an engaging learning environment for mathematical development by providing art and technology-based activities themed around children

When Ysgol Y Deri was formed from the amalgamation of three special schools, the new leadership team ensured that staff and pupils were brought together with a shared vision and sense of ownership.