Year 11: Please find attached letter from Miss Brown, KS4 School Manager
Ks4 help your child revise evening
Please see information regarding our KS4 help your child revise evening on Thursday 26th March at 5:00pm
Please see apprenticeship opportunity with DWP. We are happy to support with an application. Diolch, L.Brown.
All details of upcoming trips which are available on School Gateway App first come first served basis.
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AUSTRIA
10th – 17th December 2026 Open to Years 7, 8, 9, 10 Payment opens on the School Gateway App on Monday 9th March 2026 |
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Matilda the Musical
16th December 2026 Open to years 7 & 8 Payment of the School Gateway App from 12th March 2026 |
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15th to 17th January 2027 Open you Year 8 (20 places) Payment opens on the school gateway app on the 26/10/2026 |
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23rd March 2027 – 30th March 2027 Open to Years 7 & 8 Payment opens on the School Gateway App Monday 25th November 2024
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Paris 12th to 16th July 2027 Open to Year 10 French GCSE pupils and Year 9 Payment opens on the School Gateway App on the 19th October 2026 for Year 10 and 21st October 2026 for Year 9 This trip is limited to 50 places
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17th - 22nd October 2027 Open to our current Year 7 pupils (2026/2027) This trip is limited to 30 spaces Payment opens on the School Gateway App on the 16th October 2026 |
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Personal and Social Education (PSE)
At Cefn Hengoed Community School, we believe that Personal and Social Education (PSE) is a vital part of a young person’s development. PSE equips our students with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to navigate the challenges of life, make informed decisions, and become responsible, well-rounded individuals.
Why We Teach PSE
In an ever-changing world, our students need more than just academic success—they need the resilience, awareness, and understanding to thrive in their personal lives and communities. Our PSE programme is designed with the core topics of Curriculum for Wales, ensuring that what we teach is relevant, meaningful, and responsive to the needs of our learners.
We adapt our curriculum based on data from the School Health Research Network (SHRN), feedback from pastoral teams, and local and national issues affecting young people. This means our PSE programme is constantly evolving, ensuring that pupils receive the most up-to-date and impactful education.
A Whole-School Approach to PSE
PSE is not just taught in standalone lessons—it is embedded throughout the whole school experience. Our PSE topics are mapped across subjects, ensuring that key themes are reinforced in subjects such as Science, PE, RE, Food and Nutrition, and RVE. In addition, assemblies and form time provide opportunities to explore important issues in a wider context, encouraging discussion and reflection.
Through this cross-curricular approach, we ensure that students receive a broad and balanced PSE education that is consistently reinforced in a variety of ways.
What We Cover in PSE
Our programme covers a wide range of topics that empower students to build confidence, develop essential life skills, and make positive choices for their future.
Well-being & Personal Development
Relationships & Community
Digital & Financial Literacy
Personal Safety & Awareness
Preparation for the Future
Through a comprehensive and cross-curricular approach, we ensure that students receive consistent and meaningful PSE education, helping them grow into confident, responsible, and well-informed young people.