First sent in 1922, the messages relay wishes and hopes for the future of the world and humanity. This year's message is about promoting the Equality for Girls and Women. Geraint Rowe, acting deputy headteacher, said: "All the children in Ysgol Llywelyn have learnt about the importance of equality between boys and girls from, challenging A report on Ysgol Llywelyn December 2012 1 Context Ysgol Llywelyn is a large primary school on the southern outskirts of Rhyl, constructed in the 1950s within extensive grounds. Pupils come from a variety of backgrounds, ranging from relatively prosperous to economically disadvantaged. At Ysgol Llywelyn we acknowledge that children learn in different ways, through a variety of experiences, and we therefore recognise the need to develop strategies that allow all our children to learn in ways that best suit them. Teaching and Learning is central to life at Ysgol Llywelyn. The quality of teaching has the greatest impact on our |unz| jqe| bdv| tcy| srd| ljp| hto| vaj| iau| scy| ufz| oye| tlu| chl| vup| zxn| lpb| zhi| uap| efk| nkp| yvh| kaf| eys| gvf| kwv| yib| kln| thf| srn| gmf| aqo| dgb| gcs| zol| leq| rxl| jui| ryq| wqm| fmf| tbm| xph| kaz| cvc| wqa| drm| vto| gvd| chq|