CARL SARGEANT AM WELCOMES ST JOHN THE BAPTIST SCHOOL TO ASSEMBLY
Thirty seven pupils and their teachers from St John the Baptist Primary School in Penymynydd have today visited their Assembly Member Carl Sargeant at the National Assembly for Wales.
The pupils met with Mr Sargeant in the Assembly Chamber’s public gallery, where Mr Sargeant talked to the pupils about the his work at the Assembly and about the environmental aspects of the Assembly chamber, including its geothermal heating system.
Mr Sargeant said: “I really enjoyed meeting the pupils of St John the Baptist Primary School and their teachers. Welcoming local groups from Alyn and Deeside to the Assembly is one of the most special parts of my job.
“It is great to see such an enthusiastic group of young people. The pupils asked some really interesting questions.
“I hope the children enjoyed their visit as much as I did.”
The children were also treated to a full and interactive guided tour of the Assembly building and the Pierhead building which houses a museum about the Assembly.
Thirty seven pupils and their teachers from St John the Baptist Primary School in Penymynydd have today visited their Assembly Member Carl Sargeant at the National Assembly for Wales.
The pupils met with Mr Sargeant in the Assembly Chamber’s public gallery, where Mr Sargeant talked to the pupils about the his work at the Assembly and about the environmental aspects of the Assembly chamber, including its geothermal heating system.
Mr Sargeant said: “I really enjoyed meeting the pupils of St John the Baptist Primary School and their teachers. Welcoming local groups from Alyn and Deeside to the Assembly is one of the most special parts of my job.
“It is great to see such an enthusiastic group of young people. The pupils asked some really interesting questions.
“I hope the children enjoyed their visit as much as I did.”
The children were also treated to a full and interactive guided tour of the Assembly building and the Pierhead building which houses a museum about the Assembly.
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