"At Ysgol Gynradd Pencarnisiog, the headteacher has successfully improved the culture of the school over the last two and a half years. The school historically had a culture that implied that small, rural schools do not have issues with pupils’ wellbeing, and being a pupil in need of support or intervention carried a stigma. As a result, pupils were not always supported well enough. The headteacher has worked with staff and parents to promote health and wellbeing, putting it at the heart of her vision for the school. Pupils in the school now speak freely about wellbeing and the importance of sharing worries and fears. Pupils understand the value and impact of the intervention service in the school for pupils who are struggling, even if they have not received support themselves. Staff in the school have a better understanding of the needs and feelings of pupils and are improving learning experiences and support services in response."