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  • home
    • policies
    • prospectus
    • school day
    • ESTYN reports
    • health & well being
    • safeguarding
    • vacancies
  • parents
    • uniform
    • school meals menu
    • free school meals
    • Holiday & staff training dates
    • bad weather
  • virtual open evening
  • well-being
  • letters
    • letters sent home
    • news letters
    • Clubs
  • online learning
    • introduction
    • Log in page
  • year 9 options
  • 6th Form
    • introduction
    • Sixth Form Open Evening
    • LLS
    • dress code
    • useful information
    • UCAS
  • exams
    • exam timetables
    • Exam policies
  • careers
  • contact us
    • Pupil absence form
    • general contact form
    • update your details
    • Planned absence request
    • staff details
    • governors
    • find us
Planned return to school
Years 10,11,12 and 13 will return to face to face teaching for the two weeks leading up to the Easter Holiday. Years 7, 8 and 9 will have one day “check in” per week where they will have normal lessons, with Year 7 in on Tuesday 16th and 23rd March, Year 8 on Wednesday 17th and 24th March and Year 9 on Thursday 18th and 25th March.
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Read more...
Please view (parents & students) this 'Return to school Assembly'

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Parent and pupil “practical hints and tips” on the safe use of ICT equipment at home. ​(click here to find out more)
Video guide to get you started on itslearning
Video guide to help you if you're using you phone
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Use this guide to help you get started with Microsoft Teams
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Watch this video to help you get started with Microsoft Teams
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Watch this video to help you use teams on your mobile device
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Flint High School would like to thank Tate Rowlands Estate Agency (taterowlands.co.uk) for the very generous donation of a new laptop to the school.  This has been gratefully received and is now in use.

The demands on IT equipment, and especially laptops and portable devices, has been huge and donations such as this make such a difference for the school and the students.
Remote / Distance Learning guidance for Parents in North Wales Schools from GWE
GwE is a fully bilingual School Effectiveness and Improvement Service for North Wales, working alongside and on behalf of the Local Authorities
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Summary guide (English)
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Summary guide for Parents (Cymraeg)
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Detailed guide (English)
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Detailed guide (in Cymraeg)

Important letters & forms
  • Information for learners about assessment arrangements for vocational qualifications - Qualifications Wales - March 01 2021 (English / Cymraeg)
  • Joint letter from FCC and Public Health Wales - 23 Feb 2021
  • Letter issued by from Headteacher on 12 Feb 2021
  • ​​Update on arrangements for GCSEs, AS and A levels, Skills Challenge Certificate and
    Essential Skills Wales qualifications - 10 Feb 2021 (English,
    Cymraeg)
  • Students to continue remote learning until  22 Feb & Critical Worker Provision (letter issued by Headteacher on 01 Feb 2021) 
  • Letter issued by Headteacher on  18 Jan 2021
  • Letter to Headteacher from ​Kirsty Williams AS/MS, Y Gweinidog Addysg, Minister for Education (08 Jan 2021)
  • ​Critical workers childcare information & registration form
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​​From the Headteacher
​As well as a track record of academic excellence, examination success and a wide range of personal and creative development opportunities we provide a personal touch that makes our school so special. Our pastoral care and support is exceptional and something we are very proud of.​
We are a very welcoming school, with every member of staff contributing to that warm welcome. We value all our students and know them well, we know their potential to succeed and quickly get to know their families. This is something we cherish. We listen to our students, parents and carers, who help us in our continued commitment to innovation and improvement.
The size of our school is important. It is small enough for us to know each child, yet large enough to offer a broad and balanced curriculum, with a wide variety of extra-curricular activities for Year 7 to Year 13 students.
We are proud to be a successful community school. Our thriving sixth form partnership with St Richard Gwyn High School has wholehearted community support and our links with Ysgol Maes Hyfryd enhance our provision and philosophy of inclusion.

Our motto is ‘Believe, Achieve, Succeed'. This reflects our conviction that every student deserves the best chance to flourish and learn in a happy environment.


​Mr J Connelly BA Hons, NPQH
​Headteacher
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