What's New?

The launch of ‘Bridgend Plays Up’ play network was a success, thank you to everyone who attended! There are only two network sessions left prior to the summer so please make the most of it! The next session is on the 14th of June so “Don’t get tied up in knots!”

The Active Young People's Department have developed the DIsability Sports Programme.

Our Annual Exhibition & Fun Day took place at the Bridgend Recreation Centre on Thursday 5th April. With the exciting build up to London 2012 in mind we chose an ‘Olympic’ theme for this year’s event. Organisers and stand holders along with many of the children dressed in their sports gear to add to the fun

Bridgend County Borough is re-launching their play network!! The network will provide you with the opportunity to develop your skills, knowledge and awareness of upcoming events.

This year's Fun Day, was brought to you by the Family Information Service and took place on Thursday 5th April at the Bridgend Recreation Centre.

Were you there? Did you have fun? Did you find out lots of information about services available for families in the borough?

Please let us know how much you enjoyed the event by completing the poll on the NOTICE BOARD.

What do you think about living and working in Bridgend County?

What would you change or improve?

Give your views and help shape public services by taking part in a survey for Bridgend Local Service Board (LSB)

Pupil Voice Wales is for teachers, senior leaders, governors, children and young people. It contains information, training material and examples of good practice to help you make sure that all pupils in your school have the chance to take part in making decisions about their learning and their school community.

Are you a parent or a parent-to-be with a learning disability? Do you know someone who is and needs support?

Mae gan y Canolfannau Cymraeg i Oedolion ledled Cymru gwrs newydd sbon i helpu rhieni sydd am ddysgu’r Gymraeg. Mae’r pwyslais ar ddefnyddio’r Gymraeg gyda phlant o dan saith oed a cheir gemau a gweithgareddau i annog rhyngweithio rhwng rhieni a’u plant.

The Welsh for Adults Centres throughout Wales have a brand new course to help parents learn Welsh with their children. The emphasis is on using Welsh with children under seven and includes games and activities to encourage interaction between parents and children.