Public Health Wales Information –
We have been asked by Public Health Wales to share some information with our parents and carers about the symptoms of meningitis , in light of current cases in Kent. The link below will take you to a webpage which outlines symptoms of meningitis and sepsis symptoms in teenagers and young adults. Read More…
Allergy Notice - revised –
Parents, Guardians and Carers are kindly reminded that we have a number of learners who suffer with severe food allergies, in particular with allergies to all types of nuts; these learners are usually aware of their condition and should alert others who may put them at risk, by actions such as eating food containing the items near to them. Please respect these requests; the consequence could be the initiation of an anaphylactic attack. Read More…
Learner Concerns Over Weekends –
Please note that school is routinely closed from the end of after school clubs on a Friday (4.30 pm) to 8.00 am on the following Monday. Work emails will not be answered during this period. Read More…
Traffic on School Campus –
All drivers are requested to only park in designated parking areas; do not park in the Drop Off and Pick Up lane, in white hatched areas marked on the road, on the access road to and from the LRC or in the Bus Lane. Please also do not drop off by the roundabout. Read More…
Social Media – Ysgol Harri Tudur on Twitter
The school now has its own twitter account to promote important news and events as well as sharing celebrations of our learner's achievements. Please follow us on Twitter @YsgolHarriTudur. More detailed information can always be found on our school website www.yht.wales and also via the Ysgol Harri Tudur app. Please continue to get in touch with us in the usual ways. Read More…
Haverfordwest County AFC – Summer Holiday Camps
We have recently released details of our Holiday Camps taking place at Bridge Meadow Stadium during the Summer Holidays. As always, we hope these camps will support working parents and guardians with childcare over the summer period, while also providing young people with additional opportunities to stay physically active, socialise, and make new friends. Read More…