Diolch! Thank you!

Thanks to your kind donations for our dance-athon, we raised £304.00! It was a great event and everyone looked amazing!

Thank you for your continued support!

Diolch!

HARVEST FESTIVAL - Tuesday 14th October

Dear Parents/Carers,

On Tuesday 14th October, we will be celebrating Harvest at Bethel Chapel in Bedlinog. Each class will be contributing to our Harvest Festival, where we will reflect on the importance of giving and thanks during this season. As part of our celebration, we are kindly asking for donations of non-perishable food items. These will be collected and donated to our local foodbank, helping to support families in need within our community.

Examples of suitable donations include:

• Tinned goods (vegetables, fruit, soup, beans)
• Pasta, rice, and cereals
• Long-life milk or juice
• Tea, coffee, and biscuits

Please could any donations be sent into school by Monday 13th October.

Thank you for your continued support and generosity.

NO OUTSIDERS DAY - Monday 29th September

Dear Parents and Carers,

We’re excited to share that today is our half termly 'No Outsiders Day' at Bedlinog Community Primary School. This term's theme is identity, self-image, and the power of being uniquely ourselves.

This theme invites pupils to explore what makes each of us special. Through a series of engaging stories and discussions, children will reflect on the importance of individuality, self-worth, and acceptance. These activities are designed to help every child feel proud of who they are and understand the value of diversity within our school community.

You can find a full overview of the books and themes we’ll be exploring on our website

We’re proud to be a school where everyone belongs, and 'No Outsiders Day' is a reminder that our differences make us stronger.

Thank you for supporting this important part of our school ethos—we look forward to celebrating with your children!

MACMILLAN COFFEE MORNING

On Friday 26th September we will be supporting the Macmillan Coffee Morning — a lovely way to come together as a school community while supporting a truly important cause.

For the event we will be running a 'Grab and Go' pop up cake shop on the lower yard during drop off where we will be selling cakes and coffee which you can take with you to work/home. For the event we would ask for any donations of cakes and biscuits (not home made). Please could all donations be sent in to School. 

Your support makes a big difference and every cake shared and coin donated helps Macmillan continue their incredible work! Thank you.

MACMILLAN COFFEE MORNING

On Friday 26th September we will be supporting the Macmillan Coffee Morning — a lovely way to come together as a school community while supporting a truly important cause.

For the event we will be running a 'Grab and Go' pop up cake shop on the lower yard during drop off where we will be selling cakes and coffee which you can take with you to work/home. For the event we would ask for any donations of cakes and biscuits (not home made). Please could all donations be sent in by Wednesday 24th September. 

Your support makes a big difference and every cake shared and coin donated helps Macmillan continue their incredible work! Thank you.

School Closed

We’re proud to host our No Outsiders Day — a special event dedicated to celebrating diversity, inclusion, and belonging within our school community.

Throughout the day, pupils will take part in activities that promote:

• Respect and kindness for all

• Understanding and celebrating differences

• Open conversations about identity, equality, and acceptance

• Stories and creative tasks inspired by the No Outsiders ethos

This day is all about showing that everyone is welcome, and that our differences make us stronger. Together, we’ll explore what it means to be part of a community where there are no outsiders — only friends we haven’t met yet.

Let’s celebrate who we are and the values that unite us!

Nursery is excited to host Nursery Rhyme Week from Monday 10th to Friday 14th November, a delightful celebration for our youngest learners in Nursery. Throughout the week, children will dive into the magical world of nursery rhymes—building early language skills, rhythm, and imagination through music, movement, and creative play.

✨ What’s Happening:

• 🎵 Daily Rhyme Focus: Each day will feature a beloved nursery rhyme, explored through singing, storytelling, and themed activities.

• 🎨 Creative Crafts: Pupils will make props, puppets, and artwork inspired by the rhymes they sing.

• 🕺 Music & Movement: Fun action songs and dancing to bring rhymes to life.

• 📚 Storytime Adventures: Teachers will share rhyme-based tales to spark curiosity and joy.

• 👗 Share a Song Friday: Children can come dressed as a character from their favourite nursery rhyme to wrap up the week in style and Parents are invited to join a special assembly at 15:00.

We are proud to take part in Odd Socks Day on Monday 10th October, a fun and meaningful event that celebrates individuality, kindness, and respect.

Pupils (and staff!) are invited to come to school wearing their brightest, boldest, and most mismatched socks to show that it’s okay to stand out and be different. Odd Socks Day is part of our commitment to promoting anti-bullying awareness and encouraging everyone to celebrate what makes us unique.

🎯 Why Odd Socks?

• It’s a simple, fun way to start conversations about respect and inclusion

• It reminds us that being different is something to be proud of

• It helps build a school culture of kindness and acceptance

There’s no need to buy anything new—just raid your sock drawer and let your feet do the talking!

We’re excited to announce that the school photographer will be visiting Bedlinog Community Primary School to capture some special moments across the school.

This session will include:

• 👶 Individual Photos of New Nursery Starters – A lovely keepsake for families as our youngest pupils begin their school journey.

• 🏫 Class Group Photos – Whole-class pictures for all classes, celebrating the friendships and memories made so far.

Please note: individual portrait photos for other pupils will be taken in the spring term.

We kindly ask that all pupils come to school in full school uniform, looking smart and ready to shine.