It’s not too late to order a Christmas dinner.  Our dinner is planned for Thursday, 20th December.  If you’d like to book a meal, please contact the office.

Everyone should have received forms today to order tickets for our Christmas concerts – If there are any issues, please contact us here at school.

Dear Parent/Carer,

On Friday 7^th December your child will be attending an exciting bilingual Gig at Baglan Primary School.

Bronwen is a local musician from Seven Sisters who you may remember off the BBC’s ‘The Voice’ a few years ago. She will be putting on a special afternoon concert for our junior pupils who are part of our ‘Criw’!

The coach will leave at 12:30 so a packed lunch will be needed (to eat before we leave) and will arrive back at school before 3.20pm.

If you wish, Christmas jumpers may be worn or school uniform.

Please sign the consent slip sent home to KS2 Criw members.

Diolch yn fawr!

Mr. J Hopkins & The ‘Criw Cymraeg

We are so proud to announce that we have achieved our whole school Learning with Autism Award!

We are the Criw Cymraeg of Tonnau Primary School.

We have lots of members of the Criw Cymraeg who are all in the juniors. Our job is to promote the Welsh language to encourage other children to speak Welsh. We do this by playing lots of Welsh games, presenting Welsh awards weekly and being role models to the infants.

We meet weekly in our lunchtime. In our meetings, we decide on the ‘Patrwm yr Wythnos’ (Pattern of Week) for the following week and then teach this phrase to the school. Also we decide who will get the Welsh award.

From our hard work we achieved the Bronze Award and now we’re aiming for the Silver Award!

Thank you for reading our first Criw Cymraeg Blog,

Maddie, Phoebe and Keira

Eco Committee 2016 – 2017

Awarded The Platinum Award – July 2017

This is the web page for Tonnau Primary School’s Eco Committee.

Dydd Shwmae day is an event to celebrate the Welsh language.

In Tonnau Primary School we celebrated Dydd Shwmae day by completing lots of different activities  about the Welsh language. For example, practising and presenting play scripts, making an effort to speak Welsh together and watching a video all about Wales. We even decorated Welsh cupcakes and made posters to celebrate being Welsh!!

We enjoyed Dydd  Shwmae day because it’s fun and it is important to learn Welsh and celebrate Wales!

Thank you for reading our blog all about Dydd Shwmae day

Heidi Davies, Stephanie Jenkins, Eleri Brown
Year 5