[:en]Twenty one students from Year 10 travelled down to Cardiff recently on a trip arranged by the Welsh Department to develop their understanding and knowledge of Welsh heritage and culture. [:cy]Twenty one students from Year 10 travelled down to Cardiff recently on a trip arranged by the Welsh Department to develop their understanding and knowledge of Welsh heritage and culture.
Tuesday the 25th of January is Santes Dwynwen’s Day. Santes Dwynwen is the patron saint of Welsh lovers, and as part of the celebrations, the Welsh Department at YJB asked Year 7,8 and 9 students to design their own cards for this very special occasion. There were excellent entries and Year 11 students had to […]
Year 12 students have been asking the people of Llandudno their opinions about the forthcoming election, as part of the Welsh Baccalaureate ‘Political Issues’ course. On the day of the first party leaders’ debate, students interviewed over eighty people asking about who they think will win the election on May 6th. Students were surprised by […]
As part of their project on Welsh Stars, a group of year 9 pupils interviewed Neal Eardley on Monday 22nd of February. Neal, a former pupil at the school, came in to answer questions from a Set 1 group on all aspects of his footballing career. Neal, who currently plays for Blackpool and Wales, was […]