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Ambassadors
Sports Ambassadors of Ysgol Carrog
For every young person to be hooked on sport is an aspira-
tion for Ysgol Carrog. To achieve this it is crucial that a
young person centred approach is adopted. This approach
will empower young people to make their own decisions
through consultation, leadership and ownership.
These leaders are involved with the school curriculum (PE
and wider), extra-curricular activities and within clubs in the
communities.
They encourage other pupils to lead an active and healthy
lifestyle and promote the benefits of this in their school life.
Our young ambassadors will develop;
• Leadership skills
• Communication skills – presentations,
public speaking, written
• Working as part of a team
• Confidence
• Problem solving
• Opportunities - to meet new people, take on new roles, in-
spire others, have their say
• Be part of a project which inspires and motivates others
Super Ambassadors
Two ambassadors are elected from KS2 and hold the posi-
tion for one year. They work with the KS2 teacher on special
missions set by the Children’s Commissioner for Wales,
Sally Holland. Their job is also to inform and highlight
UNICEFS children’s right within the whole school commu-
nity, they do this by holding assemblies and setting learning
log challenges. They display all their achievements on a
board they are responsible for in the shared area.
More information can be found at :
www.childcomwales.org.uk
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Sports Ambassadors of Ysgol
Carrog
For every young person to be hooked on
sport is an aspiration for Ysgol Carrog. To
achieve this it is crucial that a young per-
son centred approach is adopted. This
approach will empower young people to
make their own decisions through con-
sultation, leadership and ownership.
These leaders are involved with the
school curriculum (PE and wider), extra-
curricular activities and within clubs in
the communities.
They encourage other pupils to lead an
active and healthy lifestyle and promote
the benefits of this in their school life.
Our young ambassadors will develop;
• Leadership skills
• Communication skills – presentations,
public speaking, written
• Working as part of a team
• Confidence
• Problem solving
• Opportunities - to meet new people,
take on new roles, inspire others, have
their say
• Be part of a project which inspires and
motivates others
Super Ambassadors
Two ambassadors are elected from KS2 and hold the posi-
tion for one year. They work with the KS2 teacher on special
missions set by the Children’s Commissioner for Wales,
Sally Holland. Their job is also to inform and highlight
UNICEFS children’s right within the whole school commu-
nity, they do this by holding assemblies and setting learning
log challenges. They display all their achievements on a
board they are responsible for in the shared area.
More information can be found at :
www.childcomwales.org.uk