A primary school in Barry has been shortlisted for being among the world’s best at overcoming adversity,
A school which set up a “pay as you feel” food shop, launderette and uniform store to support struggling families is a finalist for a global education prize.
The international school runs a pastoral programme designed to promote positive mental and physical health among its high-achieving A-level students. Janet Hayward, executive head of Cadoxton Primary School, said nearly two in five of their pupils are eligible for free school meals. On being shortlisted for the award, Ms Hayward said: “This is real recognition of the incredible commitment and hard work of our community, school and families who are passionate in the pursuit of removing barriers and providing the best possible life experiences to enable everyone to thrive.”
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