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ST BRIGID'S UPPER SCHOOL Ages 14 - 19 Welcome to the Upper School information page. In Year 10 and 11 the GCSE courses begin and pupils have opportunity to seek careers advice and to focus on the choices available to them post 16, whether that be returning to sixth form or looking at possible college courses. Historically St Brigid’s GCSE results have been the best in the area, these excellent results are attained through first class teaching and the good working relationships that the school fosters between pupils and their teachers. At St. Brigid’s we also aim to provide a supportive and exciting sixth form experience, which gives students the opportunity to pursue academic interests whilst being guided by a team of excellent specialist teachers. Our school’s friendly and positive ethos enables young people to grow into adulthood with confidence and whilst cementing friendships. The Sixth Form at St. Brigid’s is a time for students to develop a broader awareness and understanding of the world around them and how they play a part in shaping it. As a school with a strong faith tradition and ethos, we hold the concept of service in high regard and are deeply committed to helping our students to become compassionate and resilient leaders; we believe that young people have the potential to bring about positive change both within the local and global community. Our sixth formers are role models for the rest of the school and a particularly rewarding aspect of this is interacting with the younger pupils, further developing St. Brigid’s strong sense of community. GCSE LEARNING Students at St Brigid’s can study up to 12 subjects at GCSE. In designing the curriculum, the school aims to foster a broad and balanced choice of subjects to give our students the best possible range of qualifications at GCSE. Year 9 is where learners begin to make decisions about their future. They are asked to select from a range of subject options that they wish to pursue. These learning pathways allow students to specify areas of learning that interest them and may be important for their future careers. Click the Learning Pathways tab to find out about what we offer out pupils. EXAMINATIONS We aim to offer comprehensive support to your child with examinations. Click the links to download our revision guides and tips for those pupils taking exams. Take a look at the presentations delivered at our Parents and Carers Workshop 'Help your child prepare for their exams' in April 2023. Curriculum & Learning Pathways Revision Planning Revision Techniques Parents Exam Workshop ST BRIGIDS SIXTH FORM Small teaching groups mean students learn to listen and present their ideas with thought and coherence, preparing them for university learning. Teachers also have flexibility to personalise learning, whilst nurturing students’ individual interests within an atmosphere of support and challenge. We enjoy an academic tradition, with our students regularly accessing high calibre universities such as Oxford and Cambridge and the institutions within the highly competitive Russell Group. Alongside this, we also have a strong culture of creativity and enquiry, as well as a track-record of developing students as independent learners and as leaders. Many of our students go on to pursue careers in the creative arts and attend highly regarded courses, more recently at The Central School of Speech and Drama and The Arts Educational School, London, for example. All students are valued at St. Brigid’s and we are proud of all of our students fostering an atmosphere where everyone is valued for their individual strengths and talents. This is celebrated at the end of every year with our annual Prizegiving ceremonies. As part of the Denbigh Consortium, we work closely with our neighbours, Denbigh High School in particular, as well as Coleg Llandrillo and Coleg Llysfasi. This is an extremely positive aspect of our sixth form experience as it enables students to access a broader curriculum offer as well as to make new friends. Our students enjoy the opportunity to take a subject at another centre and this is an ideal step towards preparing for Higher Education. 6th Form Consortium Guide Options A TYPICAL DAY A Typical Day: The school day starts at 8.50am with registration. Registration period is used for assemblies on some days, which might be spiritual form time or whole school assemblies. Clubs and activities take place at lunch time and after school. Here is an example of a timetable for a Upper School student. Years 7 - 11 Time Activity 8:50 Start of School Day 8:50 - 9:15 Registration 9:15 - 10:15 Lesson 1 10:20 - 11:20 Lesson 2 10:20 - 11:35 Break 11:35 - 12:35 Lesson 3 12:35 - 1:15 Lunch 1:15 - 2:15 Lesson 4 2:15 - 3:20 Lesson 5 3:20 End of Day Sixth Form Activity Time Registration 8:50 - 9:15 Travel Time/ Self Study 9:15 - 9:45 Lesson 1 9:45 - 11:20 Registration 8:50 - 9:15 Break/Travel Time 11:20 -11:35 Lesson 2 11:35 - 12:35 Lunch/Travel Time 12:35 - 1:20 Lesson 4 1:20 - 2:20 Lesson 5 2:20 - 3:20 End of Day 3:20 To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. ALL THE EXTRAS All pupils in Upper School are given opportunity if they choose to join the Combined Cadet Force and through this they can take part in the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme. Learners can have music and singing lessons delivered by specialist teachers and often have leading roles in the annual school production. There is an annual end of term trip in the summer term which is a reward for good behaviour and effort throughout the school day. The Upper School have opportunity to take part in the School Sport’s day. At St. Brigid’s we aim to provide a supportive and exciting sixth form experience, which gives students the opportunity to pursue academic interests whilst being guided by a team of excellent specialist teachers. Our school’s friendly and positive ethos enables young people to grow into adulthood with confidence and whilst cementing friendships.The Sixth Form at St. Brigid’s is a time for students to develop a broader awareness and understanding of the world around them and how they play a part in shaping it. As a school with a strong faith tradition and ethos, we hold the concept of service in high regard and are deeply committed to helping our students to become compassionate and resilient leaders; we believe that young people have the potential to bring about positive change both within the local and global community. Our sixth formers are role models for the rest of the school and a particularly rewarding aspect of this is interacting with the younger pupils, further developing St. Brigid’s strong sense of community. APPLY Applications for September 2024 from students in at St Brigid’s School or Denbigh High School will be made via the students’ current school. For any prospective candidates wishing to apply from other schools, they should do so through the school that hosts the majority of their preferred option subjects above (i.e. If two of the three chosen options from columns A to D are taught at St. Brigid’s School, the application should be made through St. Brigid’s School and vice versa.) All initial applications or declarations of interest must be submitted for initial planning by the end of Friday 24th March 2023. ** Level 3 Public Services Double Award - This Subject must be chosen in both columns A and B. Coleg Cambria Llysfasi - A Small number of full-time land based qualifications are available as part of the consortium. Please contact Coleg Llysfasi directly for details. All candidates must choose 3 options from columns A to D, with the core-studies (Skills Challenge Certificate) representing the fourth AS level subject. Candidates wishing to study four options would only be able to do so if they achieved exceptional GCSE grades and with the agreement of the Senior Leadership Team. This is in the interest of student wellbeing and due to the significant workload this would present. Under normal circumstances candidates must attain a B grade at GCSE in the subject that they wish to study in the 6th form. In the case of subjects that may not have a preceding GCSE or Level 2 qualification (e.g. Psychology), candidates would be expected to have attained a B grade in GCSE English and a C grade in GCSE Mathematics. Options Application Form

St. Brigid's School is a 3-19 voluntry aided school. Located just outside Denbigh within the Vale of Clwyd. ST. BRIGID'S SCHOOL St Brigid's is a co-educational 3-19 through school, nestled in the Clwydian Range, just outside Denbigh in North Wales. and 20240612_113637426_iOS 1_edited 20240619_180338075_iOS IMG_0225_edited 20240612_113637426_iOS 1_edited 1/6 be News & Events Apply To Inspire Inspired Our aim at St Brigid’s School is to provide an excellent Christian Education which will enable each individual pupil to develop their talents to the full and produce the qualities of character, both spiritual and academic which will lead them naturally into responsible adult life. At ST. BRIGIDS we are BRIGIDINE! OUR AIM AND VALUES COME AND VISIT Contact us to book a personal tour of our school. Or come visit us during our open day, which takes place in September each year. Our admissions team are happy to make an appointment for you and your child to visit. Contact ADMISSIONS Our school offers new places to pupils in Nursery, Reception, Year 3, Year 5 and Year 7 each year. Or you can put your child's name on our waiting list if you are looking for a mid term place. Apply A CURRICULUM BUILT ON FAITH Here at St Brigid's we offer a wide and varied curriculum to cater for all our pupils. We pride ourselves on the developments that we offer to all and the fact that this can be a meaningful journey all the way from Nursery to Sixth Form. Covering all the progression steps in the new Welsh curriculum. As a through school we offer many transitional periods throughout our Key Stages. Please click the department links below and explore the areas that are specific to you. St Brigid’s provides an environment within which the values of the Catholic church are of prime importance. EMPOWERING STUDENTS TO SUCCEED Learn More DISCOVER EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITES Learn More A 3-19 SCHOOL: WHERE LEARNING NEVER STOPS Learn More Information AMDANOM NI Mae Ysgol Santes Ffraid yn ysgol lwyddiannus sydd â hanes o bobl. Wedi'i osod wrth droed Bryniau hardd Clwyd. Rydym yn ysgol ofalgar, sy'n meithrin sy'n gwerthfawrogi sut y gall lleoliad mor wych gael effaith gadarnhaol ar addysg unigolyn. Gan briodi hynny â staff addysgu cryf sy'n gwerthfawrogi pob un fel unigolyn, Santes Ffraid yw'r lle i fod. "Ysgol sydd ar flaen y gad yn y gymuned" Cliciwch isod i gael mwy o Hanes ein hysgol. A Message from the Headteacher About Us OUR FAITH Mae Ysgol Santes Ffraid yn ysgol lwyddiannus sydd â hanes o bobl. Wedi'i osod wrth droed Bryniau hardd Clwyd. Rydym yn ysgol ofalgar, sy'n meithrin sy'n gwerthfawrogi sut y gall lleoliad mor wych gael effaith gadarnhaol ar addysg unigolyn. Gan briodi hynny â staff addysgu cryf sy'n gwerthfawrogi pob un fel unigolyn, Santes Ffraid yw'r lle i fod. "Ysgol sydd ar flaen y gad yn y gymuned" Cliciwch isod i gael mwy o Hanes ein hysgol. Chapliancy INSPIRED LEARNING We are thrilled to offer our students an incredible learning experience at our school! Our amazing teachers are passionate about their subjects and go above and beyond to create a fun and engaging learning environment. Our pupils are given exciting challenges that inspire them to learn and grow, and they absolutely love coming to school every day! We are crucial to their educational journey and can't wait to see what they will achieve in the future! Discover what our pupils take part in and enjoy about St Brigid's School. On their Brigidine journey, to become knowledge seekers, truth tellers, joy bringers and game changers . More Stories “Send your child to St. Brigid's, so you can be part of an all phase school.” Year 9 Pupil SCHOOL NEWS No posts published in this language yet Once posts are published, you’ll see them here. More Stories Events Calendar Calendar Calendar CYSYLLTWCH Â NI MRS. L. CRIMES, BA (Hons), PGCE, MA, NPQH, MCCT, FRSA PENNAETH/HEADTEACHER ST. BRIGIDS SCHOOL PLAS-YN-GREEN, MOLD ROAD, DENBIGH DENBIGHSHIRE LL16 4BH TEL/FFON: 01745 815 228 EMAIL/EBOST: STBRIGIDSADMIN@DENBIGHSHIRE.GOV.UK St Brigid's is a voluntary aided 3-19 through school situated on the outskirts of Denbigh with beautiful views of Clwydian range. Rhowch Eich Enw Rhowch Eich E-bost Rhowch Eich Pwnc Cyflwyno Diolch am gyflwyno! Calendar Calendar Calendar contact

Croeso i Sector Uwchradd Santes Ffraid Curriculum for Wales 2022 Croeso i Sector Uwchradd Santes Ffraid. Wrth i chi ymuno â Chyfnod Allweddol 3 byddwch chi'n dysgu mewn gwahanol ystafelloedd dosbarth, yn cwrdd ag athrawon newydd a phynciau newydd. Beth am glicio ar y wybodaeth pwnc isod i gael mwy o fanylion? Cyfadrannau a Gwybodaeth Pwnc Santes Ffraid Ieithoedd, llythrennedd a chyfathrebu mathemateg a rhifedd DYNOLIAETHAU GWYDDONIAETH A THECHNOLEG Celfyddydau llawn teimlad BACCALAUREATE WELSH, PSE / WELL BEING A GOFALWYR Saesneg MFL Cymraeg ail iaith Mathemateg Hanes Addysg Grefyddol Daearyddiaeth Gwyddoniaeth TGCh Technoleg Dylunio Drama Celf Her Sgiliau Bac Cymru Addysg Gorfforol Cerddoriaeth Seicoleg Year 9 Learning Pathways Booklet Learning Pathways Anchor 1

OUR TEAM Meet the passionate and skilled team behind the success of St Brigid's School. Led by our headteacher and deputy, each department is headed by experienced professionals who are dedicated to the education and wellbeing of every student Administration Telephone: 01745 815 228 E-mail: stbrigidsadmin@denbighshire.gov.uk Mrs. L. Crimes Headteacher Headteacher of St. Brigid's School Mail Dr. P. Humberstone Deputy Headteacher Deputy Head Teacher, leading curriculum manager and manager of school data. Mail Ms. H. Parry-Hughes Head of Upper School Head of Sixth Form & Upper School, pastoral and safeguarding lead for pupils in Years 10- 13. Mail Ms. G. Newnham Head of Middle School Head of Middle School, pastoral and safeguarding lead for Years 6 - 9 Mail Miss. H. McMurray Head of Lower School Head of Lower School, pastoral and safeguarding lead for Nursery - Year 5 Mail TEACHING AND LEARNING LEADERS Ms. E. Bamber Mathematics and Numeracy Our mathematics curriculum manager is responsible for designing and implementing our numeracy curriculum. They work with the teaching staff to ensure that our program aligns with national standards and is up-to-date with current trends in education. They are dedicated to ensuring that our students receive a strong foundation in mathematics, which will set them up for future academic success. Miss. K. Voice Humanities Our humanities curriculum manager, is a passionate educator dedicated to providing our students with an enriching and comprehensive education. Her expertise in designing and delivering innovative humanities programs has helped us create a dynamic learning environment that fosters critical thinking, creativity, and intellectual growth. Mrs. L. Smith ALNCo Our primary goal is to provide students with an exceptional education that prepares them for their future. We focus on the individual needs of each student, ensuring they have the tools and resources to succeed academically and personally. Our additional learning needs coordinator plays a vital role in supporting students who require additional assistance, developing individualized programs that meet each student's unique needs. Mrs. E. Adams Languages and Literacy At St Brigid’s School, we provide students with a first-class education designed to help them grow academically, socially, and spiritually. Our English and Languages Curriculum Manager plays a critical role in ensuring that our students receive a well-rounded education that includes a strong grasp of language and communication skills. Mrs. S. Livingstone Expressive Arts Teachers at St Brigid's prioritize the development of well-rounded students. That's why we have an expressive arts curriculum manager on staff, who is responsible for overseeing and implementing programs in art, music and drama. This allows our students to tap into their creative side and gain a deeper appreciation for the arts. Mrs. E. Williams Science and Technology We believe in the importance of a well-rounded education that includes a comprehensive STEM curriculum. Our Science and Technology Curriculum Manager is dedicated to designing and implementing engaging and innovative lessons that empower our students to become the next generation of problem solvers and innovators. Miss. D. Pender Health, Fitness and Well-being At St Brigid’s School, we believe that focusing on health and wellness is important for not just academic success, but also for personal growth and development. That's why we have a dedicated health and well-being manager on staff, who works with students to ensure that they have the resources and support they need to thrive both in and out of the classroom. Form Teachers Miss. H. McMurray - Reception/Nursery Mrs E. O'Donnell- Y1/Y2 Miss. B. Worthington - Y3 Miss. L. Parry - Y4 Mr. S. Hughes - Y5 Ms. G. Newnham/Miss Dovey-Evans - Y6 Mrs. N. Roberts - 7G Miss. J. Lloyd - 7R Mr. E. Snyman/Mr. I. Spurgin - 8G Mr. P. Roberts - 8R Mr. N. Brearley - 9G Mrs. M. Davies - 9R Mr. B. Humphries- 10G Mrs. M. Nelson- 10R Miss. S. Jones - 11G Mr. R. Bell - 11R Mr. A. Tranmer - Sixth Form Mrs. C. Dixon - Sixth Form Dr. S. Roberts - Sixth Form Mrs. M. Gadd - Sixth Form Ms. K. Voice - Sixth Form Subject Teachers Sr. E. Adams - Spanish Mrs. E. Bamber - Further Mathematics/Mathematics Mr. R. Bell - Mathematics Mr. N. Brearley - BTEC Sport/P.E Mrs. A. Bunn - Geography / CCF Miss. E. Davies - SWEET Mrs. M. Davies - Music/RVE Mrs. C. Dixon - RVE Mrs. M. Gadd - Biology/ Health & Social Miss. R. Hall - English Dr. P. Humberstone - Chemistry Mr. B. Humphreys - Physics Miss. S. Jones - Mathematics Mrs. S. Livingstone - PE/Performing Arts/Spanish Miss. J. Lloyd- Cymraeg/Welsh Baccalaureate Mrs. L. Smith- ALNCo Mrs. M. Nelson - English Ms. H. Parry-Hughes - English Ms. D. Pender - Health & Wellbeing/ /Welsh Baccalaureate Mrs. N. Roberts - Music/RVE/Cymraeg Mr. P. Roberts - Computer Science/ICT/Public Services Dr. S. Roberts - Criminology/Art/Psychology/Welsh Baccalaureate Mrs. E. Sargent - Business Studies Mr . E. Snyman - Art/Design Technology/Product Design Mr. I. Spurgin - Biology/Chemistry Mr. A. Tranmer - Drama Ms. K. Voice - History Mrs. E. Williams - Chemistry

ST BRIGID'S LOWER SCHOOL Ages 3 - 10 Welcome to St Brigid's Lower School page! As your child begins their educational journey at St. Brigid's we aim to nurture and guide them every step along the way. We want to inspire them to be the best they can be and to ensure that they thrive throughout their time at St Brigid's and for the rest of their lives. St Brigid's Lower School department caters specifically for children between the ages of 3 and 10 years old and covers the first seven years of schooling from Nursery up to Year 5. We aim to give children the very best possible start to their education, in a holistic way that enables the whole child to flourish. We recognise the importance of early education and the impact this can have upon children as they progress through St. Brigid’s School and their lives. We aim to provide the very best educational and spiritual experiences possible through delivering a thorough, broad, and balanced curriculum. LEARNING In designing our curriculum, we recognise that the needs of our children are ever changing and that we must adapt to meet those needs, as such, pupil voice plays an important part in our curriculum design. We aim to provide an immerse experience where children are surrounded by opportunities to develop within our Brigidine Learner Profile. We are, knowledge seekers, truth tellers, joy bringers and game changers! From September 2022 we will be following the New Curriculum for Wales, this comprises of six Areas of Learning and Experiences: Languages, Literacy and Communications, Mathematics and Numeracy, Health and Well-being, Science and Technology, Expressive Arts and Humanities. It also encompasses three cross-curricular strands: Literacy, Numeracy and Digital Competency. Our curriculum enables us to join up our vision and values and ensure that our learners are ethical and healthy citizens, ambitious and enterprising in line with the Four Purposes. We aim to ensure our curriculum provides appropriate progression for learners of different ages, abilities and aptitudes. We use a variety of assessment methods to ensure that all children are making progress at a rate that is appropriate, but also ensures that our children are stretched and challenged. Our Learning Journey During Lower School we have six overarching themes around which each class plans and delivers their learning these are; People, Together, Fact and Fantasy, Growth, Our World and Change. A TYPICAL DAY A Typical Day: The school day starts at 8.50am with registration. Registration period is used for assemblies on some days, which might be spiritual form time or whole school assemblies. Clubs and activities take place at lunch time and after school. Here is an example of a timetable for a Lower School student. Nursery - Year 2 Time Activity 8:50 Start of School Day 9:00 - 10:30 Lesson 1 10:30 - 10:45 Break 10:45 - 11:45 Lesson 2 11:30 Nursery - End of Day 11:45 - 12:45 Lunch 12:45 - 1:55 Lesson 3 1:55 - 2:05 Break 2:05 - 3:00 Lesson 4 3:00 End of Day Years 3 - 6 Time Activity 8:50 Start of School Day 9:00 - 9:30 Reading and Spelling Activities 9:30 - 10:30 Lesson 1 10:30 - 10:45 Break 10:45 - 12:00 Lesson 2 12:00 - 12:45 Lunch 12:45 - 1:55 Lesson 3 1:55 - 2:05 Break 2:05 - 3:00 Lesson 4 3:00 End of Day Equipment and Belongings: We remind pupils that they are responsible for their own belongings. Please make sure all of these re labelled with your child's name. Stationary is generally available at school; however, your child should bring their own personal equipment if they are in Year 3/4. An example pencil case for a typical Year 3- 5 child would include: Small regular pencil case HB pencils Blue handwriting pen (No biros) Small ruler Eraser Dry wipe whiteboard pen Selection of colouring pencils Small pencil sharpener with shavings catcher (no larger winding sharpeners please) Glue stick Highlighter pen Please ensure all items can fit inside a small pencil case. This ensures they cannot be lost while at school or when transporting to and from school. Pupils in Year 3 - 6 also take part in swimming lessons and will be asked to provide a single piece swimming costume/trunks and towel. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. ALL THE EXTRAS Our pupils take part is a large variety of events each year. Look at our annual learning journey below for an example of some of the activities learners take part in.

Llywodraethwyr Mae'r corff llywodraethu yn chwarae rhan hanfodol yn llwyddiant unrhyw ysgol, gan ddarparu arweiniad strategol, monitro perfformiad a gweithredu fel 'ffrind beirniadol' i'r pennaeth a'r staff. Llywodraethwyr ysgol yw'r heddlu gwirfoddol mwyaf yn y DU. Gall y rhai sydd â diddordeb mewn llywodraethu ysgolion yng Nghymru ddarganfod mwy ar wefan ragorol Llywodraethwyr Cymru. Mae Santes Ffraid yn ffodus o fwynhau cefnogaeth corff llywodraethu bywiog, lleisiol a gweithgar sy'n awyddus i symud yr ysgol yn ei blaen wrth gynnal yr amlygiadau gorau o'n traddodiadau a'n credoau. Rhestr o Lywodraethwyr Cadeirydd: Mr Tony Hannigan Is-gadeirydd: Mrs Mariah Hammersley Llywodraethwyr Sylfaen: Mr Kevin Roberts, Mr Paul Quirk, Dr Markus Hesseling, Mrs Jane Wood, Mr Mick Kumwenda, a Mr Jon Rosser. Llywodraethwyr Cymunedol: Catherine Jones. Llywodraethwr Awdurdod Lleol: Mr Darren Millar. Rhieni-lywodraethwyr: Mrs Theresa Millington a Mr Glenn Cavill. Pennaeth: Troseddau Mrs Leah Llywodraethwyr Staff: Ms Hannah McMurray, Dr Sally Roberts a Mr Barry Shinn. Clerc y Llywodraethwyr: Ms Samantha Wheeler. Neges gan Riant-lywodraethwyr Annwyl Rieni / Gwarcheidwaid, Fel rhiant-lywodraethwyr ein rôl yw cynrychioli barn a barn y rhieni yn St Brigid's yng Nghorff Llywodraethol yr Ysgol. I'r rhai ohonoch nad ydyn nhw'n hollol siŵr beth mae'r Corff Llywodraethol yn ei wneud, mae i fod i fod y grŵp o bobl sydd â'r cyfrifoldeb eithaf am yr ysgol. Mae hynny'n golygu bod yn rhaid i'r corff llywodraethu drafod a chymeradwyo unrhyw newidiadau mawr mewn ymarfer a chyfeiriad. Os ydych chi eisiau gwybod beth a drafodwyd yn ddiweddar, edrychwch ar y cofnodion diweddar trwy glicio ar gofnodion Cyfarfod y Llywodraethwyr isod. Mae'n bwysig iawn bod rhieni'n cael eu cynrychioli'n dda ac er bod gan y ddau ohonom ein barn ein hunain yn amlwg, dim ond os ydym yn cael adborth ganddynt y gallwn gynrychioli rhieni'n dda. Felly os ydych chi am i ni fynd i'r afael ag unrhyw beth neu os oes gennych gwestiwn i ni, anfonwch e-bost atom. Glenn Cavill: glenncavill.gov@st-brigids.denbighshire.sch.uk Theresa Millington: jandtmillington@aol.com

Croeso i'r Adran Addysg Gorfforol Yn ôl at bob Pwnc Athrawon: Mr N Brearley a Mr R Williams Yma yn St Brigid's rydym yn anelu at wneud eich profiad AG yn un da. Rydym yn cynnig amrywiaeth eang o chwaraeon o fewn gwersi, gan hyrwyddo llawer o rinweddau y mae chwaraeon yn eu cynnig fel Arweinyddiaeth, Chwaraeon, Gwaith Tîm ac ymddygiadau moesol. Mae pawb yn meddwl am yr elfennau ymarferol ar unwaith, ond a ydych erioed wedi ystyried pa mor aml y trafodir materion chwaraeon? Wrth i chi symud ymlaen trwy'r ysgol rydym yn cynnig Gwobr WJEC mewn Addysg Gorfforol a BTEC Lefel 3 mewn Chwaraeon yn CA5. Yn ystod y cyrsiau hyn rydym yn dal i gynnig rhai elfennau ymarferol, ond rydym yn darganfod yr ystod eang o theori chwaraeon, megis Anatomeg a Ffisioleg, Caffael Sgiliau, Seicoleg Chwaraeon a Materion Cyfoes. I ffwrdd o'r ystafell ddosbarth ein nod yw cynnig llawer o gyfleoedd gyda chwaraeon allgyrsiol, gyda chlybiau amser cinio a'r cyfle i gynrychioli'r ysgol yn erbyn eraill mewn cystadleuaeth. Mae'n ffordd wahanol i ddisgleirio yn yr ysgol! Pam dewis AG a phobl enwog sydd wedi llwyddo gyda'r pwnc Mae'r diwydiant chwaraeon a hamdden yn parhau i fod yn un o'r diwydiannau sy'n tyfu gyflymaf yn y byd ac mae'r ystod o gyfleoedd yn y maes hwn yn amrywiol iawn. P'un a ydych chi'n ffansi ffisiotherapi, cyfryngau chwaraeon, datblygu technoleg chwaraeon, addysgu, hyfforddi neu'n perfformio yn syml, mae cefndir cymhwyster cadarn yn y maes pwnc hwn yn fanteisiol. Ymhlith Sêr Chwaraeon enwog Gogledd Cymru mae Rower y Fedalydd Arian Olympaidd Victoria Thornley o St Asaph, y Fedalydd Aur Jade Jones a’r pêl-droediwr Neil Taylor a chwaraeodd i Ddosbarth Ysgol Sir Ddinbych cyn ei wneud yn bêl-droediwr Pro. Daw straeon llwyddiant eraill gan rai fel Adam Owen sy'n Hyfforddwr Ffitrwydd Chwaraeon sy'n gweithio gyda'r Seattle Sounders ar hyn o bryd ac a oedd gyda thîm Cenedlaethol Cymru. Bachgen lleol arall sydd wedi gwneud yn dda. Ble alla i symud ymlaen gyda'r pwnc hwn a dyfyniadau enwog Yn y pen draw, gallwch chi fynd lle rydych chi am fynd gyda chymwysterau chwaraeon, mae'n dibynnu ym mha faes rydych chi am arbenigo. Mae yna amryw o gyrsiau Prifysgol, ond hefyd llwybrau galwedigaethol. Mae chwaraeon yn datblygu'n gyson ac mae gennych gyfle i gyflawni'ch nodau a defnyddio'ch potensial. Hyd yn oed os nad dyna'r ffordd rydych chi am i'ch bywyd fynd, mae parhad bod yn ffit ac yn iach yn un rheswm pam mae chwaraeon mor bwysig yn eich bywyd. Mae corff iach yn cyfateb i feddwl iach. Dylai chwaraeon chwarae rhan yn eich bywyd bob amser. Dyfyniadau Enwog "Peidiwch â bod ofn cael breuddwydion" Chris Coleman "Mae'n anhygoel cael un Aur Olympaidd, ond mae'n rhaid i chi fod yn chwedl i gael dwy, a dyma fy nod yn bendant". Jade Jones "Rydych chi cystal â'ch gêm nesaf, nid eich un olaf, felly canolbwyntiwch ar hynny". Alyn Wyn Jones

Mae Santes Ffraid yn lleoliad hyfryd ac yn lle bywiog i ddysgu. Rydyn ni'n rhoi'r un pwys ar ddatblygiad academaidd ein disgyblion a thwf ein unigolion. Rydym yn deall y gall llwyddiant ddod i mewn mewn fformatau a bod cydnabod gwerth hyn yn hanfodol. Rydym yn Ysbrydoli i hyrwyddo'r rhai ysbrydoledig a rhoi gwerth mawr i bawb ar yr angen am barch, cariad, gwirionedd ffydd a rhagoriaeth. Mae ethos o'r fath wedi ymgorffori Ysgol Santes Ffraid fel ffigwr pwysig yn y gymuned leol, rhywbeth yr ydym yn falch iawn ohono. Os hoffech chi hefyd ddod yn rhan o'r llwyddiant hwn yna cliciwch ar y ffurflen dderbyn, ei llenwi a'i hanfon i'r ysgol. St. Brigid's is a Voluntary Aided school and the Admissions Authority is the Governing Body (not Denbighshire County Council). It is therefore essential that you complete the school's application form should you wish your child to be considered for a place. Derbyniadau Have a look at the School Prospectus for more information. Links to the Admissions Policies (including the oversubscription criteria are below). Diddordeb? Beth am lawrlwytho prosbectws heddiw? Policy Polisi Derbyn Eilaidd OPEN If you too would like to become part of this success, then simply click and complete the admissions form. Addendum APPLY TODAY APPLY TODAY APPLY TODAY APPLY TODAY Up Up Apply APPLY TODAY If you wish you apply for a place at St Brigid's School please fill out the form below. You may be asked to provide additional evidence in support of your application. Please read our Statement of Aims and Identity below before applying. Statement of Aims and Identity Printable Form Statement of Aims and Identity St Brigid's School, Denbigh. Please read below before applying. RECOGNITION OF AND ACCEPTANCE OF THE SCHOOL’S ROMAN CATHOLIC AIMS AND IDENTITY St Brigid’s School was founded at the request of the Bishop in 1939 to provide for the educational needs of Catholic families in the Denbigh Area, by the Congregation of St Brigid, who ran the School, sometimes known as Brigidine Convent School, until 1990, when it was handed over to an Educational Charity, as St Brigid’s School Limited. The Articles of Association of the School Trust state that “The Company is established for the advancement of the education of children between the ages of 3 and 19, by the provision of a voluntary-aided Roman Catholic School or School for the education of Roman Catholic children, either with or without other Christian or non-Christian children.” The Constitution of the school states that “Religious observance and education in the school shall be in accordance with the rights and practices and doctrines of the Roman Catholic Church” The Governing Body of the School intend that pupils should receive an education of a high standard provided by teachers dedicated to the task of the Christian formation of Children and young people in an atmosphere pervaded by Gospel values and the message of Christ. This means that Religious Education, whilst given full expression in the Prayer life of the School, its acts of worship and instruction in the faith, is not limited to these, and as the Bishops have said, “The beliefs and values it communicates should inspire and unify every aspect of school life. It should provide the context for, and substantially shape the school curriculum and offer living experiences of the life of faith in its practical expression.” Partnership with parents, the primary educators of their children has long been a principle embedded in Catholic education. The Governing Body values and welcomes, above all, the co-operation of parents in seeking to achieve these aims for pupils attending the school. The governing Body has agreed that all parents seeking a place at this school should be required to sign below to signify that they understand and accept this statement of aims and identity for pupils at the school. Application Form

KEEP IN TOUCH We believe effective communication between parents, carers, and schools is crucial for the success of a child's journey at St Brigid' School. At our school, we keep in touch with parents through the SIMS app. We also provide regular newsletters, emails, and parent-teacher conferences. Parents can also contact the school through phone, email, or by scheduling an appointment with the teacher via the school office. We believe that open communication and collaboration between all parties involved is key to ensuring the best possible outcomes for our students. You can also keep up to date by reading out regular St Brigid's newsletter here Click below to read the latest edition. Newsletter Our teachers and staff are happy to talk and should be your first port of contact at school. If you wish to contact us about your child please telephone the school office on 01745 815 228 or email stbrigidsadmin@denbighshire.gov.uk. Phone Mail ABSENCE Parents are asked to telephone the St Brigid's absence line on 01745 815 228 and choose option 1 to report a pupil absence. This is an automated line and parents should leave the name of their child, child’s form group or class and the reason for absence. Alternatively, parents can email ContactF5@Hwbcymru.net with the same information. Please contact the school as early as possible and not later than 9.00a.m., if a pupil cannot attend school because of illness. Please check Public Health Wales for a guide to how long your child should be out of school with illness. Mail SIMS App. Click here to download the SIMS parent app. You can use this to keep up to date about your children directly from the teacher. Including messages, attendance, awards and behaviour incidents. PARENT PAY At St Brigid's we use ParentPay to allow parents to pay for school meals, trips and other activities. This is a secure cashless method of payment. Please contact school for an activation letter to open an account. How to activate your account: How to pay for items: PARENT'S EVENINGS We have regular parent's evenings for pupils. This provides parents the opportunity to speak directly with the teachers at our school. Please check your messages or our calendar for the dates of the next sessions. Click the link below to book a slot for your next meeting. REPORTS Reports are sent out throughout the academic year to parents. Please find this year's schedule of dates for parent's evenings and school reports below. Pupil Report Schedule

DINING SERVICES School meals are provided by Denbighshire catering services. There is a 3 weekly rota for meals. Please see below for the menu. If you are in receipt of certain benefits and have a household income which does not exceed the current Government threshold, you could be entitled to free schools meals for your child. Click below to find out more. Denbighshire Meals

WELCOME It is a great privilege to be Headteacher of St Brigid’s School, and I am delighted to welcome you to our website. St. Brigid's is more than just a school; we are a community which strives for the best for every one of our members. We are very proud of our 3-19 school, which has a strong Catholic ethos and tradition, and high standards. St Brigid’s School is beautifully situated on the A543 on the outskirts of Denbigh, a medieval walled town, set in the grounds of an early-Victorian house, surrounded by parkland. We provide a secure, family-oriented environment, and deliver a rich and diverse curriculum. We are well-supported by our governors and have an active School Association. We live in changing times and this means providing a well-rounded education that prepares young people for life; we seek to build on our past whilst looking to the future. We follow in our rich tradition as a former Brigidine Convent, and we maintain strong links with the Brigidine Sisters to this day. We have a strong legacy in developing our students in Drama and the Arts, as well as a rich academic tradition; our examination results and university outcomes speak for themselves. We strive to provide high-quality education for all of our pupils, enhanced by the caring and positive ethos of our school. We pride ourselves on Christian family values and we recognise the development of the whole person. We seek 'to inspire and be inspired' through our Brigidine Learner Profile; entirely unique to our school. I hope that you find the information on our website useful, and I look forward to welcoming you to our school in the near future. Mrs. Leah Crimes Headteacher AM EIN YSGOL We are proud of our current and historical successes. As a through school we cater for pupils of all ages and abilities. Teaching pupils of all ages has numerous benefits. It promotes lifelong learning, encourages personal growth, and fosters a sense of community. Additionally, it helps to develop critical thinking skills and enhances creativity. By providing education to individuals of all ages, we can create a more knowledgeable and well-rounded community. We are able to celebrate the achievements of all our learners as they move from learning to read and write in Nursery right through to taking GCSE and A-Level examinations. A Catholic ethos A Family Orientated School Amazing Specialist Teachers Beautiful Setting Strong Academic Tradition 3 - 19 A Through School 1939 Founded in 1939 500 + Students 100% A-Level Pass Rate 35% Students achieve 5 or more A+/A grades at GCSE OUR HISTORY St Brigid's School is a successful school steeped in history. Located at the foot of the beautiful Clwydian Range, a natural wonder of North Wales. Our school has a captivating history that spans several decades, and we couldn't be prouder to be a part of this incredible community. Join us on an fascinating journey through the rich history of our school and it's Catholic foundations. 1939 1939 1939 1939 The School was established in 1939 by the Congregation of St. Brigid, a convent in Ireland, at the invitation of the Bishop of Menevia, and set up in premises on Park Street in Denbigh. In 1943, the Nuns moved the school to the present premises, an early-Victorian house, and the school became St. Brigid’s Convent School, catering for children from age 4 to 18, from all over Britain and Ireland. 1943 1943 1943 1943 1946 1946 1946 1946 In 1946, the Sisters were asked to provide a Catholic education with high academic and disciplinary standards for the daughters of Polish Officers, thus forming the basis of an international dimension of the school. Over the years, it became a very successful boarding school, and became known as the Brigidine Convent During 1990, when due to the lack of vocations, the Congregation were concerned about the future of the school. A former parent, Mr. William Spencer, purchased the property and leased it to a newly-formed Trust, under the patronage of the Bishop of Wrexham, which ran and developed the school, and it grew as a successful Independent Boarding School. In 1999, the school became Voluntary-Aided, supported by Denbighshire local authority, which it remains to this day. 1999 1999 1999 1999 2024 2024 2024 2024 1996 1996 1996 1996 In 1996 the school became Grant Maintained; the first maintained boarding school in Wales. In 1999, the school became Voluntary-Aided, supported by Denbighshire local authority, which it remains to this day. 1990 1990 1990 1990 A LEGACY Take a trip down memory lane with our collection vintage photos showcasing the rich history of our school. Among the many highlights are the unforgettable pantomimes that captivated audiences for years. Our school has always been proud supporter of the arts, and we continue to carry that tradition today.

CCF Santes Ffraid Mae Tystysgrif Teilyngdod Gwynedd am ei gwasanaeth i'r CCF, a Rhingyll Hedfan Cadetiaid Harriet Gaskin ym Mlwyddyn 12 wedi cael ei dewis yn un o Arglwydd Raglaw Cadetiaid Clwyd ar gyfer 2021. Ar ben y cyfan, Arglwydd Raglaw Cadet Clwyd y llynedd ar gyfer 2020 , cadarnhawyd bod ein Prif Fachgen, Swyddog Gwarant Cadetiaid Llyon Morgan-Read yn cwblhau ei flwyddyn o wasanaeth. Dechreuodd Capten Bunn ei gyrfa CCF yn SW England yn 2002, gan ymuno ag Ysgol St Brigid yn 2009 ac mae wedi bod yn ffigwr canolog ym mhopeth ers hynny. Hi yw arweinydd cynllunio Cyngor Sir Dinbych, gan sicrhau cydymffurfiad â'r fframwaith cyfreithiol gweithgaredd anturus. Hi yw rheolwr rhaglen Dug Caeredin, ar ôl cefnogi dros 350 o gyfranogwyr i gyflawni dros 450 o wobrau, gan gynnwys 35 ar y lefel aur uchaf. Ar ôl i’r awdurdod addysg lleol dynnu’r holl gefnogaeth yn ôl, bu’n allweddol wrth gael trwydded Awdurdod Gweithredol, sy’n caniatáu inni barhau i gyflwyno Gwobr Dug Caeredin. Am gyfnod byr fel Hyfforddwr Staff Ysgol stand-yp, hi hefyd oedd y prif swyddog cynllunio ar gyfer yr holl weithgareddau Wrth Gefn. Y tu allan i'r swyddfa, fodd bynnag, yw'r Capten Bunn sydd orau. Yn weithgar ar bron bob un o'n digwyddiadau, mae hi wedi mynychu pob gwersyll haf yn y Fyddin er 2009, pob cystadleuaeth ddringo'r Frigâd ers 2010 a llawer o gyfarfodydd sgiliau arfau, Patroliaid Cambrian a diwrnodau maes eraill. Mae hi wedi goruchwylio ar dros ugain sesiwn dringo diwrnod llawn ac wedi mynd â llawer o grwpiau i fyny'r Wyddfa. Mae hi wedi bod ar dros 50 o alldeithiau yn y DU (ar Ynys Môn, y Clwydiaid, Eryri a Rhanbarth Llynnoedd Lloegr), ac ar ddwy alldaith dramor, i Kenya yn 2014 a De Affrica yn 2016. Mae ganddi gymwysterau hyfforddi mewn merlota mynydd a dan do. dringo, ac mae'n Asesydd Alldaith Lefel Aur Dug Caeredin. Mae hi wedi bod yn oruchwyliwr cwrs rhwystrau ac yn oruchwyliwr twr dringo symudol ac mae'n Athro Nofio ASA. Mae Rhingyll Hedfan Cadetiaid Harriet Gaskin (Blwyddyn 12) wedi bod yn Adran yr RAF ers mis Medi 2017, ac mae'n cymryd rhan ym mron pob gweithgaredd. Mae hi wedi mynychu gwersylloedd yn RAF Wittering (yn ne ddwyrain Lloegr) a Chanolfan Hyfforddi Cadetiaid yn Inskip (ger Preston). Mae hi wedi hedfan bedair gwaith, gan gwblhau ei hyfforddiant tir hedfan yn 2018 i fod yn gymwys ar gyfer ei Adenydd Glas. Am dair blynedd yn olynol, bu yng ngharfan lwyddiannus y Cynghrair yng nghystadleuaeth hyfforddi daear flynyddol y cadetiaid awyr, Tlws y Sgwadron Awyr, yn cynrychioli Cymru yn y rowndiau terfynol Cenedlaethol. Roedd hi'n rhan o'r tîm saethu a enillodd wobr gyffredinol y tîm, ar draws holl Adrannau RAF y DU, am ddwy flynedd yn olynol. Pasiodd gwrs Dulliau Cyfarwyddo ym mis Ebrill 2019, gan ddod yn Gadét Hyfforddwr, ac mae bellach yn dysgu pob agwedd ar faes llafur y cadetiaid awyr i bob grŵp blwyddyn. Mae hi wedi cwblhau Gwobrau Efydd ac Arian Dug Caeredin, gydag alldeithiau ar Ynys Môn, y Clwydiaid ac Eryri, ac mae'n gweithio tuag at ei Gwobr Aur. Mae ganddi gymwysterau mewn cymorth cyntaf a dringo dan do, ac mae wedi bod yn rhan o'r tîm dringo wrth gefn mewn tair Cystadleuaeth Dringo Cadetiaid ledled Cymru. Da ceart i'r hawl Arglwydd Raglaw Gogledd Cymru yw cynrychiolydd y Frenhines, ar achlysuron dinesig a Brenhinol. Maent yn apwyntiad hynafol, a ddechreuwyd gyntaf gan Harri VIII, i ymrestru i'r milisia lleol ar adegau o argyfwng. Bellach yn benodiad anrhydeddus, mae Arglwyddi Raglaw Gwynedd a Clwyd yn gweinyddu dros yr ardaloedd a gwmpesir gan yr 'hen' siroedd wrth gefn, a ddisodlwyd ym 1996. Bob blwyddyn, mae pob Arglwydd Raglaw yn cynnal seremoni wobrwyo, i gydnabod y rhai ymhlith y Lluoedd Wrth Gefn a'r Cadetiaid, sydd wedi cyfrannu fwyaf at eu cymunedau penodol. O ran Cadetiaid yr Arglwydd Raglaw, mae pob unigolyn wedi cyfrannu llawer at eu llu cadetiaid eu hunain ac yn cael eu dewis i helpu'r Arglwydd Raglaw i gyflawni eu dyletswyddau trwy gydol y flwyddyn.