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Community focused schools (Wales)

 

  • A briefing on community cohesion

    This briefing paper has been prepared to give those involved in the development of Community Focused Schools (CFS) and Out-of-School-Hours Learning (oshl) a quick overview of community

  • Community focused schools: making it happen - a toolkit

    This toolkit, which ContinYou Cymru has developed for the Welsh Assembly Government and the Association of Directors of Education Wales, links directly to the Welsh Assembly Gove

    Community Focused Schools Making it happen A toolkit Plant a Phobl Ifanc – Gweithredu’r Hawliau Children and Young People – Rights to Action Published by ContinYou
  • Governors' guide

    Governors' guide to community focused schools

    We have produced this guide in partnership with Governors Wales to support governors, as key strategic leaders and managers, in developing a

    Governors’ Guide to Community Focused Schools Acknowledgements This guide was produced jointly by ContinYou Cymru and Governors Wales. It was edited by Carolyn Sugden
  • Turning the vision into reality

    The role of Out-of-School-Hours Learning and Community Focused Schools in raising standards.

    Turning the vision into reality The role of Out-of-School-Hours Learning and Community Focused Schools in raising standards Contents Introduction 2 The background of Out-of-
  • Young leaders for active communities

    The Russell Commission reported in 2006 on the development of a strategy for Youth Volunteering in the UK. The Welsh Assembly Government (WAG) is taking forward its recommendations in Wales.

    Young Leaders for Active Communities A model for youth volunteering Contents The issue An overview of ContinYou Methodology Summary of main findings from feasibility study Recommendations