Lewis Girls' School
Lewis Girls’ aims to be a happy, caring school, committed to creating an excellent learning environment where every student has the opportunity to achieve their potential.
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Lewis Girls’ is an 11-18 comprehensive school and currently has over 720 pupils.
The staff is well established and committed to the achievement of high standards and to the provision of a wide range of extra-curricular activities. Staff development has a high profile and the school is continually improving.
People
Our best assets are our people - people focused on children learning and succeeding.
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Diversity
We value each individual and protect their freedom and choice. We work against discrimination and support equal opportunities. We teach that with rights come responsibilities, to the environment and others.
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Equity
Wellbeing and Inclusion: we are committed to providing an environment that supports the needs of all learners. We believe in honest, open and respectful relationships.
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Partnership
We believe that achieving excellence in education is the outcome of partnership between parents, pupils and the community of partners.
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Fun
We believe people work hard and learn best when they enjoy what they do.
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Latest News
- 04/03/21
Important Letter to Parents 04.03.21
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- 26/02/21
Head's Up! Newsletter 26.02.21
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- 26/02/21
Letter to Learners from Qualifications Wales regarding arrangements for Vocational Qualifications
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- 23/02/21
Letter to Parents from Aneurin Bevan University Health Board
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- 23/02/21
Test, Trace, Protect: to keep Wales Safe. What do you need to do?
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Our History
The two Lewis schools trace their history to the will of their founder, Edward Lewis, a wealthy aristocrat, who traced his ancestry to Gwaethod Fawr, Prince of Cardigan in the tenth century.