Wrap Around
CareChrist the Word Catholic School is an English medium faith school which warmly embraces all opportunities to develop skills in the Welsh Language.
Within the Lower School (ages 3 to 11) English is the main teaching medium. Welsh is taught as a second language from ages 3 to 11, and aspects of some subjects may be taught in Welsh.
Welsh is used as a language of communication with and between the learners in formal and informal situations, improving their capacity to use everyday Welsh.
The school welcomes learners with a range of languages and we seek to communicate with parents and carers either in English or in the language of choice.
A varied and vibrant curriculum will meet all the essential requirements, including the personal and social development of pupils. The school will develop the Successful Futures curriculum due to be introduced in schools from September 2022.
Our year 6 learners will start to study Spanish.
Who are the Criw Cymraeg?
The Criw Cymraeg are a group of learners from age 7 to 11, who work to encourage and develop the use of Welsh in and around the school.
We are working towards …
We are aiming to achieve the Bronze Cymraeg Campus award this year, a Welsh Government award scheme to encourage the use of Welsh in English-medium schools. There are ten targets which we are aiming to fulfil.
Targed 1: Establishing a visual Welsh ethos
Targed 2: The Advantages of Learning Welsh
Targed 3: The use of incidental Welsh in the classroom
Targed 4: The use of incidental Welsh outside of the classroom
Targed 5: Welsh in Assemblies
Targed 6: Apps and websites to enhance learning and enjoyment
Targed 7: Enrichment activities
Targed 8: Developing reading
Targed 9: Welsh across the curriculum
Targed 10: A positive attitude
Christ the Word Catholic School will build on the ethos, success and achievements at the core of education provision across the Diocese. It will be a strong and nurturing learning community.
This fantastic new school will help us achieve our goal of providing modern facilities across Denbighshire that further enhance pupils’ learning.
I am delighted that the partnership of Welsh Government, Denbighshire County Council and the Catholic Church will deliver a brand new school to serve the families of Rhyl and the surrounding parishes.