Period Talk – July 8th 2025
Talking about periods can feel tricky, but it’s an important topic—especially for autistic children and young people who may benefit from clear, structured information. The National Autistic Society offers guidance to help parents and carers navigate these conversations in a way that feels supportive and reassuring. Check out their link to book here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/nas-swansea-period-talk-tickets-1409503154879?aff=oddtdtcreator (NAS Swansea – Session...Continue reading→
Help for Heroes
Support Our Heroes! 🇬🇧 This July, three of our year 11 pupils will be taking on a massive 150-mile walk to raise funds for Help for Heroes, a charity that provides vital support to veterans and their families. From physical injuries and mental health challenges to the everyday struggles of adapting to civilian life. Help...Continue reading→
Iceland field-trip, 10th-14th April 2025
FULL IMAGE GALLERY AT END OF PAGE Thursday 10th April: Morriston – Iceland. ‘Bridge between the continents’, Gunnuhver, Brimketill, Grindavik (Reykjanes Peninsula) An early 5.00am start, followed by a very smooth journey through to Gatwick. Arrived in plenty time before boarding the flight at 12.20. On arriving in Iceland, we met our tour guide, Paul, who...Continue reading→
Urdd Eisteddfod Arts and Crafts Awards Night – Noson Wobrwyo Celf a Chrefft 2025
Huge congratulations to Catrin Davies (1st place) and Lara Halfpenny (2nd place) in the Adapting a Photograph competition, and to Walter Coates (2nd place) and Tom Roseblade (3rd place) for their fantastic 3D work in the Years 7–9 category! What an incredible achievement to represent the school and place in the Gorllewin Morgannwg round. Although...Continue reading→
Urdd Eisteddfod Dur a Môr, Parc Margam a’r Fro 2025
Celebrating Success at the Urdd Eisteddfod Dur a Môr 2025 This week, pupils from Morriston Comprehensive School had the incredible opportunity to attend the Urdd Eisteddfod Dur a Môr 2025, held at the beautiful Margam Park. The sun shone down on a fantastic day filled with culture, creativity, and celebration of all things Welsh. We...Continue reading→
Eisteddfod 2025
Ar Chwefror 21ain, fe wnaethon ni ddathlu Dydd Gŵyl Dewi yn Ysgol Gyfun Treforys – diwrnod bendigedig! Roedd dros 300 o ddisgyblion wedi cymrud ran drwy ddawnsio, canu, llefaru a pherfformio ar y llwyfan. Cystadlodd disgyblion CA3 mewn gwahanol cystadlaethau pwnc, i ennill pwyntiau, gwobrau a thystysgrifau. Roedd eu gwaith yn wych ac wedi’i arddangos...Continue reading→
VE Day – Tommy Tea
I would like to say a massive thank you to all the staff that joined me on Thursday afternoon for my Tommy Tea, and donated money to my fundraising efforts. I managed to raise £60.00, which will go to veterans in need through the RBLI. – Ms Rees
Period Talk Tickets
Talking about periods can feel tricky, but it’s an important topic—especially for autistic children and young people who may benefit from clear, structured information. The National Autistic Society offers guidance to help parents and carers navigate these conversations in a way that feels supportive and reassuring. Check out their link to book here: NAS Swansea Period Talk Tickets,...Continue reading→
Llangrannog Trip!
Gwersyll yr Urdd Llangrannog From Friday, 17th January, to Sunday, 19th January, 50 enthusiastic Year 7 pupils, accompanied by three Welsh department staff and two Maths teachers who are learning Welsh, embarked on an action-packed weekend at Gwersyll yr Urdd. Dydd Gwener / Friday The adventure began with a packed lunch upon arrival, followed by...Continue reading→
Time to Talk
The Swansea Local Authority Additional Learning Needs Inclusion Team is offering ‘Time to Talk’ sessions for parents and carers of children and young people facing social communication and interaction challenges. These 30-minute appointments allow for discussions with the team, focusing on how to best support the family. No diagnosis of ASD/ADHD or referral on the...Continue reading→