Tongwynlais & Coryton Pear Tree Federation Head

There are no ITU beds in the valleys. So you might be 23 and invincible if you get COVID but what if you crash your car? Or a friend takes an overdose or a parent needs emergency surgery? Guess what! No beds for you either. And THAT’S how this affects everyone. Rant over.

With rates of coronavirus in Wales continuing to fall, we’re able to carry on with our gradual, step-by-step lifting of restrictions. From tomorrow, playgrounds, outdoor gyms, funfairs and community centres can reopen. Please continue to follow guidance and keep Wales safe.

Footfall is higher than ever before in #CardiffBay, with 190,447 visitors recorded in June alone. We’ve increased our waste clearance operations, but people must take their rubbish home if the bins are full. Don’t be a tosser, take your litter with you.

Evidence suggests the R rate in Wales has been below 1 for a month or more, and is likely to be between 0.7 and 1. This is due to our cautious lifting of restrictions and all our efforts to #StayLocal. We must continue with these efforts to keep the R rate down - watch this 👇

Coronavirus is not over. Every loss is a life that mattered. Your collective effort in following our cautious approach has reduced deaths from the virus. We must continue our efforts to keep the R rate down to #KeepWalesSafe, and ensure fewer lives are taken by this disease.

Extending pavement space into the road, creating temporary cycleways, removing street furniture, carrying out a speed awareness campaign and re-designing public space around neighbourhood shopping centres are just some of the ideas… Read more here: orlo.uk/7D56y

Prioritise play when schools reopen, say mental health experts | Primary schools | The Guardian theguardian.com/education/2020…

Beautiful #CastellCoch lit up in the colours of the #rainbow, 🌈 as a thank you to #NHS staff and all #keyworkers - Well done #CADW

Consultation launch: Arrangements for Summer 2020 exam series radyrcs.co.uk/?news=consulta…

Parents, take a look at the videos on our Coronavirus Info Hub for some fantastic play ideas to help you during lockdown, all made by our Participation Team. None require any fancy equipment - you should have all the things you need at home. childcomwales.org.uk/coronavirus/

Nursery homework ideas are available on the school website. There are a variety for you and your child to choose from, including ways to encourage literacy and numeracy at home. ✍🏻🖌

Our Welsh Phrase of the Week for Week 4 🌼#criwcymraeg

When the furry visitors come to say goodbye at the HT s window. #donkeysinschool

UPDATED STATEMENT: We can confirm that 13 new cases have tested positive for Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) in #Wales, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 38. More here: phw.nhs.wales/Coronavirus-st…

Donkeys to school - lovely furry ‘wellbeing’ visitors in Tongwynlais .