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

Ensuring the level of care, support and guidance is a strong feature at Ysgol Bae Baglan. The school appreciates that not all pupils work in the same way and have created a pupil support network.

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

Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Llwynderw have embedded children’s rights into its culture, raising pupils’ wellbeing. Pupils have a sense of ownership of their school and contribute to its improvement.

Pupil voice is at the heart of all aspects of school life at Ysgol Dolbadarn.

Pupils at Coed Eva Primary School are encouraged to take part in pupil participation groups, which has helped them to develop strong personal values.

When studying a local war hero pupils were encouraged to use their own opinions to shape their history lessons. As the project grew it influenced the class in a new direction.

Gaer Primary School has raised standards for learners by establishing procedures for ‘assessment for learning’. These have had a significant impact in changing the culture in classrooms.

Ysgol Beca has united several council groups to help work towards identifying areas of priority for the school and its pupils.

Empowered and inspired by the new curriculum, Maes yr Haul Primary School has introduced lunchtime and after-school clubs to extend the range of opportunities for pupils, encouraging them to try ne