Ysgol Cefn Coch has planned a curriculum that encompasses art, drama, music, film and digital media in order to engage pupils and enable success.

Craigfelen Primary School has developed a culture of collaboration and exploration for its pupils through the success of enterprises, such as a café and a local credit union.

Ysgol Llanfairpwllgwyngyll has sustained its high standards by focusing on pupils’ educational journey, rather than the the finished work.

Rhosybol Primary School has developed pupils’ skills and independence within key stage 2 by planning and teaching more creatively.

Glan Usk Primary School have led curriculum innovation, professional learning and reflective practice. This has resulted in confident pupils who lead their own learning effectively.

Johnstown Primary School support their pupils’ digital skills through using a range of technology and guiding them to use online resources.

In meeting the needs of more able and talented pupils, Langstone Primary School has focused on developing a pedagogy driven by the four “core purposes” of the curriculum.

Tavernspite Primary School researched and developed engaging learning activities to enhance their pupils’ cross-curricular skills in meaningful contexts to attain the statutory demands of the new c

At Mount Pleasant Primary School, staff training sessions were used to explore ‘Successful Futures’ creatively, developing literacy, numeracy and digital competence across the curriculum.

At Gladestry Church in Wales Primary School, there are exceptional levels of respect between pupils and staff.