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Governors Annual Report to Parents November 2014 We play, learn and work together A letter from Nasera, Chairperson of Pillgwenlly Primary School Governors Dear Parents, This past year has been a particularly challenging one for all involved with Pillgwenlly Primary School. Sadly, we had to come to terms with the passing away of our previous Chairperson; Cllr Ron Jones and our dear caretaker Mr Stuart Wigmore. As a strong and active governing body we will continue to stride to achieve the best for our children and one which supports and challenges the Head Teacher, Staff, The Local Authority and The South East Wales Educational Service (EAS) to evaluate school progress and to strive for continued improvement. We d like to take this opportunity to thank you for the huge amount of support you give to the school we really value the contribution you give as it makes a huge difference to our children s learning. Should you have any questions regarding this full annual report, please do not hesitate to contact the Headteacher. Nasera Hassan 1

Members of Pillgwenlly Primary School Governors 2013/14 Governor Post Name Term Ends Chair of Governors Mrs Nasera Hassan 15/01/18 Vice Chair of Governors Mrs Susan Chesworth 27/06/17 Clerk to Governors Ms Vanessa Jones - Headteacher Mrs Kath Bevan - Community Governors Local Authority Governors Parent Governors Staff Representatives Each Governor serves a four year term of office. Mr Adam Abyan Mr Jamie Witt Mrs Michayla Poulton Mrs Susan Mrs Ruqia Hayat Cllr Ibrahim Hayat Mr Edward Watts Cllr O Ali Mrs Tuesday Burgess Mr M Din Miss Susan Heard Mrs Armani Kawe Mr Ahmed Haji Mrs Samantha Williams Miss Kirsty Morgan Mrs Amanda Bell Role and Function of the Governing Body at Pillgwenlly Primary School 09/05/14 (left 16/01/15) 31/03/18 17/01/15 28/06/17 15/10/15 15/10/15 27/04/18 08/05/15 22/10/16 19/09/16 30/09/14 (left 31/09/14) 12/06/16 18/09/17 28/01/16 18/09/15 The role of our Governing Body is to act as a corporate body, acting with integrity, objectivity and honesty and in the best interest of the school. The Governing Body carries out its functions with the aim of taking a largely strategic role in the running of the school. This includes setting up a strategic framework for the school and setting aims and objectives. The Head Teacher is responsible for the internal organisation, management and control of the school; and for advising on and implementing the governing body s strategic framework. (Further information can be found on the governors website at DFEE www.dfee.gov.uk/gov ) About our School We learn, work and play together We aim to: Help every child to reach his/her potential in all curriculum areas. Give every child every opportunity to learn to read, understand what is read, use what is read and enjoy what is read. Encourage the creative, poetic and more technical forms of writing. Help children learn about mathematics that will help them in their work today and life tomorrow. Give our children opportunities to understand science and technology. Show children how to develop a sense of acceptance, understanding and appreciation of others and the beliefs of others. Give children the time and opportunity to find out about their past and their environment and to act, where possible, as conservationists. Help children develop their abilities and enjoy music, art, drama and all aspects of a physical education. Provide a happy school in which all the children will be sensitively cared for and nurtured. Welcome all parents into the school. 2

Headteacher: Mrs Kath Bevan Teaching Staff and School Organisation (September 2013 to July 2014) Teachers: Mr Andrew Sheppard DHT Mrs Angela Pearse AHT Mrs Nancy Calvert Mrs Bethan Guest Mrs Lisa Hoey Miss Stacey Cheeseman Mr Glynn Evans Mrs Charlotte Evans Mrs Nicola Seignot Mrs Madeleine Hunt Miss Gemma Davies Learning Support Staff Mrs Jenny Young Mrs Viera Matyoskova Mrs Claire West Miss Susan Heard Mrs Charlotte Shutt Miss Iona Brannigan Mrs Rachel Kennedy Mrs Emma Walsh Mrs Samantha Griffiths Mrs Alison Dolling Miss Martina Perovska Miss Chelsea Morris Mrs Sarah Davidson Mr Mark Gwynne Miss Nia Grey Mrs Viv Kirby Miss Kath Powell Senior Teacher Mr Matthew Kearney Miss Rebecca Tucker Miss Kirsty Morgan Mrs Dawn West Senior Teacher Mr Martin Worgan HLTA Mrs Amanda Bell Miss Aneesa Jethwa Mrs Julie Hatherall Mrs Sheila Philips (NNEB) Mrs Hilary Lewis(NNEB) Mrs Jean Jenkins(NNEB) Mrs Sam Williams Senior Teacher Mrs Jane Miles Mrs Leanne Garrett Miss Claire John Miss Laura Whewell Lunchtime Staff Mrs Gill Pryzborowski Mrs Lyn Walker Mrs Gill Parker Mrs Markata Vodehnalova Mrs Jasmine Hussain Ms Lisa Ham Mrs Debra Lewis Mrs Susan Logan Mrs Vicky Holwell Domestic Staff Mrs Gill Pryzborowski Mrs Gill Parker Mrs Markata Vodehnalova Mrs Debra Lewis Mrs Vicky Holwell Administrative Support Staff Caretaker School Gardener Mrs Lesley Howell/Mrs Kate Knight, Mrs Pauline Whiting, Mrs Jodi Hawken Mr Stuart Wigmore/Mr Steven Shuttleworth Mr Richard Thomas Numbers on roll In 2013/2014 there were 684 pupils on roll during the academic year. This number fluctuated with a number of pupils joining the school midterm. Pupil Attendance Pupil attendance averaged at 91.4%. This means we exceeded our school target of 90%. Authorised Absence = 7.2% (last year 6.3%) Unauthorised Absence = 1.8% (last year 3.5%) The Head Teacher and Governors closely monitor pupil attendance and work closely with outside agencies such as The Education Welfare Officer and Preventative Service Group to support pupils and families. The Governing Body urges all parents to make regular school attendance a priority. Pupil Records The school collects information about pupils and their parents/guardians at admission to school and for specific purposes during the school year. Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy and security of the data collected which is stored on the school s computerised management information system. Individuals have certain rights of access to personal information held on them; these are outlined in our freedom of information policy. A copy of this policy is available on our school website. Social Media: Our new website is updated on a weekly basis. We also have a twitter account please follow us. 3

Sporting Achievements: Welsh Country Dancing Club, Visit to a Dragons Match ( After School), Year 6 Gateway Rugby(Rugby Coach visiting school), Dragons (rugby) Educational Visit Year 4, Swimming Year 4, Adventurous activities in Tredegar House Eco Council, Netball Club, Athletics Club, Olympics Festival day at the Velodrome Year 6, Welsh Country Dancing Festival, Street Dance Club, Let s Celebrate: Gained re-accreditation for Nurture Provision Green Flag Award for Eco Work Standards/ School Performance TEACHER ASSESSMENTS FOR END OF 2013/2014 The Welsh Assembly Government has grouped schools across Wales into families of similar schools. The data also allows us to compare ourselves with school performance within our own authority and across Wales. The data for end of Year 2 assessment 2013/2013 is as follows: Subject % of pupils attaining Outcome 5 or above at Pillgwenlly Primary Pupils who have been in UK Educational System since Reception Newport Results Wales Family Group English 77.1% (last year 71%) 86% excluding Learning Resource Pupils Maths 77.1% (last year79%) 86% excluding Learning Resource Pupils PSD 87.1% (last year80%) 97% excluding Learning Resource Pupils FPI 74.3% (last year 67%) 83% excluding Learning Resource Pupils Key Stage 2 results (end of year six) 2013/14: 89% 86% 89% 70% 79% 90% 88% 75% 85% 90% 94% 86% 84% 87% 85% 68% Subject % of pupils attaining Level 4 or above at Pillgwenlly Primary Newport Wales Family Group English 86.5 (last year74%) 89% 88% 74% Maths 88% (last year 81%) 88% 88% 76% Science 93% (last year 85%) 92% 90% 77% CSI 83% (last year74%) 86% 86% 71% Welsh 93% Private Fund (Year End 31/8/14) In addition the school operates a School Private fund that enables the school to collect and spend monies related to such items as school trips. Total Income of School Private fund 2013-2014 = 21,736.33 Total Expenditure of School Private Fund 2012-2013 = 18,142.47 The school private fund is audited by an external auditor on an annual basis. Report Prepared by: K. Bevan and K. Knight 4

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