Welcome to the Carmarthenshire Secondary Teaching and Learning Centre Website

Self-Tattooing Briefing

Please look at the attached documents in regards to Risks of Self-Tattooing by Public Health Wales and Carmarthenshire County Council.

English

Welsh 

ChatHealth NHS

Please look at the attached poster for information on ChatHealth aimed at Children 11-19 by the NHS. Poster

Area 43 Support

During the time that Carmarthenshire Schools are closed, Area 43’s schools counsellors will be offering counselling remotely, via Zoom, an online platform using text, audio or video link or over the phone.

To access counselling support, please complete the self-referral (for children/young people from age 5 – 18 in Carmarthenshire) and a counsellor will contact you directly.

https://www.area43.co.uk/referrals/

Lockdown Provision

BURRY PORT LOCKDOWN PROVISION

Online Live Support Sessions for Burry Port from 25th January. *Changes updated in bold

 Online Live Support Sessions for CYG

Working from a Games Console

Here is a quick video, showing how you can access the work using an Xbox or Playstation gaming console. Whilst the video shows a keyborad attached, it is possible to access the work just using a game controller. Any USB wired Keyboard should work and most wireless keyboards will work. NB: A mouse will not work with either Games console whilst browsing the internet, but the controller thumbsticks can be used. 

How to get onto HWB using an Xbox One or PS4

Letter - January 2021 Start

Please find the letter about the starting back of schools in from the Director of Education for Carmarthenshire attached

Our School

Carmarthenshire Secondary Teaching and Learning Centre has two sites, one based in Burry Port and one in Pwll. Our centre supports young people who are not currently educated in a mainstream school.

We believe that all our pupils, regardless of their circumstances and background, are entitled to individualised learning programmes which meet their needs and maximise their potential and opportunities for success.

We are working towards the social inclusion of all our pupils, where they can take their places as responsible members of society. This incorporates successful reintegration to mainstream schools, particularly at KS3.  At Key Stage 4 we are preparing and supporting pupils for successful post 16 transition where pupils demonstrate their motivation by opting for post-16 FE courses, training or actively seek employment.