Parent Guide
Read the Parent Guide for 2025/26
Term Dates
Important Dates for the Academic Year
Understanding Assessment Data
Information that should help you to interpret the data included within your son/ daughter’s Student Progress Report and included on the Parental Portal of the eILP.
Anti-Racist Action Plan
We want to be a college that is safe, fair and welcoming; a college where all learners have the same high-quality care, support and guidance regardless of their ethnicity or cultural background. We want an anti-racist college.
Your Guide to Exams and Assessments
Qualifications Wales has published its guide to exams and assessments for this academic year, which includes information and support for learners completing qualifications this year.
Useful Resources
Latest Announcements
Frequently Asked Questions
We have a Safeguarding and Wellbeing Officer to support your child in times of crisis. Please email CJones@stdavidscollege.ac.uk (Carys Jones, Safeguarding & Welfare Manager) during college hours to make contact with the Safeguarding Team.
Email their personal tutor as soon as possible to inform them of the reason and the expected amount of time they will miss.
If the concern is general, you can contact the pastoral tutor. If the query is subject specific, you can email the teacher directly.
The College makes a number of resources available to students thinking about their own future, including the advice of personal tutors. Parents wanting to discuss such questions may also ask to speak with their son/daughter’s Teacher of Spiritual Reflection or any member of the Chaplaincy Team (chaplaincy@stdavidscollege.ac.uk), or the Destinations Department (destinations@stdavidscollege.ac.uk).