WELSH HEADTEACHER HONOURED IN UK
CELEBRATION OF TEACHING
Rhian Morgan Ellis has been named as one of the nation’s most inspirational teachers at the Pearson National Teaching Awards on Sunday 20 October. Rhian was presented with a Gold Award in the Headteacher of the Year in a Secondary School category. Rhian has spent the last 30 years at Ysgol Gyfun Cwm Rhondda, taking the headship role on in 2010 and transforming the then-struggling school. Rhian has ensured that the school is rooted in the community and maintains a strong sense of Welsh identity for their pupils. Rhian’s impact can also be seen by the pupils she has inspired to move into teaching. Her nomination was supported by a local headteacher who claimed that she was only a headteacher today because of Rhian. In total there are 24 former pupils now working at the school. Te Pearson National Teaching Awards is an annual celebration of exceptional teachers, founded in 1998 by Lord Puttnam to recognise the life-changing impact an inspirational teacher can have on the lives of the young people they teach – many of whom, as we now know, go on to train as teachers themselves thanks to the significant impact their teachers have had on them.
Save up to 67% on autumn rail travel
Cardiff rail passengers aged 50 and over can now save money on longer journeys throughout Wales and the Borders network with TfW’s latest offer, Club 50. Under Club 50, these passengers can travel off-peak between any TfW network destinations before 2nd December for a fixed price of £29 return, with tickets on sale until 24th November. Tis new ticket option extends the
previous Club 55, improving the eligibility to 50 and over in order to widen the offer to over 200,000 more people in Wales and the Borders. Tickets are valid on any off-peak journey booked in advance for specific trains and can be bought from 12 weeks and up to 6pm, prior to the day of travel. Club 50 is the latest ticket pricing initiative launched by TfW to make
travelling by train more affordable for customers across the network. Previous pricing initiatives from the rail operator have included reduced Advance ticket prices on journeys over 50 miles, and discounted, flexible travel options via Multiflex e-tickets. For more information about TfW, and how to purchase Club 50 tickets, visit a ticket office, the TfW Rail app or
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