On Wednesday 15th October, Bassaleg came together to celebrate Shwmae Day (Hello Day) and promote the use of Cymraeg across our school community. Staff and pupils embraced the challenge of starting conversations in Welsh, spreading a little more Cymraeg throughout the day and showing that every shwmae makes a difference! There was fantastic enthusiasm from everyone, with staff rewarding pupils for their efforts to use Welsh through Tocynnau Iaith and A1s. A special da iawn go

Last Wednesday, 7th May, our school proudly hosted another successful Noson Goffi from 5pm–6pm, bringing together pupils, families, and staff for an evening full of Cymraeg, conversation, and community spirit. Led brilliantly by our fantastic Criw Cymraeg, the event created a warm and welcoming atmosphere where everyone could enjoy cacennau (cakes), te (tea), and coffi (coffee) whilst practising their Cymraeg in a relaxed setting. Diolch yn fawr to everyone who attended and s

Article written by Amber, Anabia, Eshaal and Haleema. On March 10th our school community came together to hold a special iftar evening, organised by the No to Racism Council (N2R). It welcomed both Muslim and non-Muslim staff, students and families, bringing our school community together. An iftar is a meal Muslims eat together in the holy month of Ramadan to break their fast and we were blessed to share the experience with over 100 attendees. The evening provided a valuable