CPC: PI mewn lleoliadau uwchradd | CCfW: YP in secondary settings

Sesiwn ar-lein ddwyieithog ar gyfer arweinwyr ysgolion uwchradd, llywodraethwyr ac aelodau cynghorau ysgol gyda'r Comisiynydd.

Crynodeb:

Mae gwrando ar bobl ifanc a sicrhau eu bod yn gallu cymryd rhan mewn penderfyniadau sy'n effeithio ar eu bywydau yn rhoi perchnogaeth i bobl ifanc ar eu haddysg. Mae'n golygu y gall lleoliadau addysg gwneud yn siŵr eu bod yn cwrdd â blaenoriaethau dysgwyr a’u hanfodolonrwydd i sicrhau bod pobl ifanc yn cael eu cefnogi trwy heriau. Mae Comisiynydd Plant Cymru wedi gwrando ar dros 7000 o blant a phobl ifanc a dros 350 o weithwyr proffesiynol i ddarganfod beth sy'n gwneud i gyfranogiad mewn ysgolion uwchradd weithio. Mae'r sesiwn rhad ac am ddim yma’n rhoi cyfle i'r rhai sy'n gwneud penderfyniadau mewn ysgolion uwchradd siarad yn uniongyrchol â'r Comisiynydd a'i thîm i drafod canfyddiadau, rhannu eu profiadau eu hunain, a datblygu camau allweddol i flaenoriaethu cyfranogiad yn eu lleoliad.

Pryd:

4:30 - 5:30y.h. ar ddydd Mawrth y 6fed o Orffennaf

Mynychwyr:

Bydd y sesiwn yn cael ei harwain gan yr Athro Sally Holland gydag aelodau o'i thîm.

Mae'r sesiwn hon yn addas ar gyfer:

- Arweinwyr ysgolion uwchradd neu athrawon arweiniol ar gyfer y cyngor ysgol;

- Cadeiryddion Cyrff Llywodraethu, neu lywodraethwyr cyswllt ar gyfer y cyngor ysgol / hawliau plant / cyfranogiad;

- Cadeiryddion / aelodau Cynghorau Ysgol neu grwpiau cyfranogi eraill.

Gall uchafswm o 5 person fynychu pob lleoliad. Os yw dysgwyr yn mynychu gofynnwn iddynt ddefnyddio eu cyfeiriad e-bost hwb wrth gofrestru ar gyfer y digwyddiad hwn.

Nod y sesiwn:

- Archwilio sut mae cyfranogiad effeithiol yn sicrhau hawliau dynol plant ac yn gallu cefnogi datblygiad y Cwricwlwm ar gyfer Cymru, iechyd a lles pobl ifanc, a pholisïau ac arferion ehangach;

- Trafod canfyddiadau allweddol ymgynghoriad y Comisiynydd Plant ynghylch cynghorau ysgolion uwchradd a chyfranogiad effeithiol;

- Rhannu astudiaethau achos ac arfer da i alluogi pobl ifanc i gymryd rhan.

A bilingual online session for secondary school leaders, governors and school council members with the Commissioner.

Summary:

Listening to young people and making sure they can participate in decisions that affect their lives gives young people ownership of their education. It means education settings can be sure they meet the priorities of learners, and it’s essential in ensuring young people are supported through challenges. The Children’s Commissioner for Wales has listened to over 7000 children and young people and over 350 professionals to find out what makes participation in secondary schools work. This free session gives decision-makers in secondary schools the chance to speak directly with the Commissioner and her team to discuss findings, share their own experiences, and develop key actions to prioritise participation in their setting.

When:

4.30 - 5.30pm on Tuesday 6th July

Attendees:

The session will be led by Professor Sally Holland with members of her team.

This session is suitable for:

- Secondary school leaders or lead teachers for the school council;

- Chairs of Governing Bodies, or link governors for the school council / children’s rights / participation;

- Chairs / members of School Councils or other participation groups.

A maximum of 5 people can attend per setting. If learners are attending we ask that they use their hwb email address when registering for this event.

Aim of session:

- Explore how effective participation ensures the human rights of children and can support the development of the Curriculum for Wales, young people’s health and wellbeing, and wider policies and practice;

- Discuss key findings from the Children’s Commissioner’s consultation about secondary school councils and effective participation;

- Share case studies and good practice to enable young people’s participation.