Congratulations to the winners of the library animal competition: 1st – Lindsay Davies (8I, Maelgwn) 2nd – Katelyn O’Loughlin (7Y, Gogarth) Runners up: Luke Sumner (8Y, Penrhyn) Ruby Linden (7J, Maelgwn) Bethany Evans (7G, Maelgwn) Jami Chowdhury (7J, Maelgwn) Well done to everyone who entered. Watch out for an exciting new competition coming soon! *** […]
Ysgol Craig y Don visited Ysgol John Bright to work on the textiles they have been creating with the local community and our Connecting Classrooms project within their school, and to look at the textiles work within Ysgol John Bright. Year 5 and 6 students have been making knitted textiles with our partner schools in […]
The YJB “Connecting Classrooms” project has has hit the headlines again with a recent appearance in a Blackburn Rovers match day programme. Have a read below using by clicking on the reader. Open publication – Free publishing
Ysgol John Bright and partner schools, Ysgol San Sior and Ysgol Craig y Don, took part in a Football focused T-shirt design activity at Blackburn Rovers Community Trust. The activity was arranged as part of YJB’s affiliation with the trust, and partnership with the British Council “Connecting Classrooms” Project. Our partnership with Blackburn Community Trust […]
Ysgol John Bright Connecting Classrooms project has hit the headlines again. The BBC “World Class” project has run a feature online, click here to read.
The results for the African Connection Ruler Competition have now been collected…. We are please to announce, that the ruler with the X Factor is “Prospice No.5”, designed by the talented Beth Peters – with 63% of the vote!! Well done to Beth!! Her winning design will be made into gifts for our International delegates […]
The YJB Plenary Project for year 7 has now launched for 2010. The project an exciting opportunity for students to get more involved within their lessons. Year 8 Plenary mentor training for existing Plenary leaders will begin on Thursday 16th Sept at form time in EF3. Read more about the project here.
Our plenary leaders have been busy leading a presentation of the project to our feeder primary school Headteacher’s. The presentation was successful and will hopefully lead to some transition links. Well done and thank you to the plenary leaders who took part.