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Our first Christmas Sale was a great success! Thanks to all the pupils and all the staff who have been beavering away in Christmas Club to make beautiful festive decorations to sell, helped by Caroline, Lindsay and Tammy (our PFA mums). We held a fab sale, served festive refreshments and raised lots more with our super raffle prizes! A GRAND TOTAL OF £233.32!! Amazing!!
Thanks to our Management Committee members for their support as well. We had some amazing donations and support so well done all!
Roll on Christmas 2018!
List of raffle winners:
1st prize Giant cuddly toy Ruth
2nd prize 1 hour spa treatment Mali- Anne
3rd prize 1 hour spa treatment The Cheung family
4th prize 1 hour personal trainer time Cai
5th prize hamper Gemma Tondu Primary
6th prize Belacci watch set Katy's mum
7th prize TV box Mr Costa
8th prize Yankee candle set Jack
9th prize Bayliss and Harding gift set Cai's mum
10th prize Ella Riley sweet bundle Mali-Anne
11th prize white wine Ami
12th prize photo frame set Amy
13th prize M and S alarm clock Helen W
14th prize tin of sweets Cai's mum
15th prize bath potion set Claire Robbins
16th prize Olaf bag Mr Costa
17th prize body butter set Gwen
18th prize body butter set Georgia
19th prize body Halo membership set Charlotte LW
0n 27th November, our EOTAS pupils went to a Dallaglio Rugby Works competition organised by the charitable foundation. The Bridge has worked with this foundation for several years to provide skill development programmes for teenagers outside mainstream school.
The event was at Rhiwbina RFC and was a touch rugby competition with 8 other schools and projects, 2 of whom were from the Bristol area.
Jaidon and Owen played for The Bridge and were joined by boys from Tonyrefail School to make up a team and they won all four games!
Both Jaidon and Owen were very competitive and scored several tries and conversions during the day.
The Bridge Team then won the quarter and semi finals against Dowland School (Bristol).
Sadly, The Bridge were beaten in the final by Porth School. All players and staff had a very enjoyable day and benefitted from the experience.
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The Bridge Alternative Provision is a Rights Respecting School as you know, we are currently working on gaining our next stage award, level 1. This stage is a challenge as the structures are in place but the practice has to be embedded into daily work and school life. We also have a transient population and have to maintain momentum with a turnover of pupils.
What have we achieved so far this year? Some examples!
A member of our new EOTAS KS4 group has attended Bridgend Youth Council and shared his experiences of being out of school but still wanting to learn #article28 your right to learn and go to school
Our KS3 Revolving Door pupils have named and designed a poster for our new “Text&Tell” line for sharing worries about themselves or friends #article19 you should be safe from harm
Ty Llidiard pupils in our hospital provision have recently been to the cinema to watch a film of their choice with Into Film Cymru, this is a significant challenge for very unwell young people #article 15 you have the right to meet friends and join clubs
We hope to achieve Stage 1 in the spring term 2018 with continued hard work!