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Our family learning sessions are designed to support learning and give strategies for parents to actively engage with their children and help them to adapt and support children’s learning and development. The family learning sessions can be delivered in school, community centre or in our modern and friendly Rhyl Learning Centre; our sessions will use a tablet (iPad) and LEGO …

Flexible Learning As a G2G Communities learner you have access to free one to one support to help you develop and improve essential skills to your timetable. Our friendly, professional learning support tutors can offer you guidance, support and advice on a large range of topics, such as CV writing, learning to use a computer, improving computer skills, navigating the …

Welcome to the Schools Educational Games Arcade Collection of educational games that are safe for use with your child or in schools. You might need to install the latest version of Adobe Flash Player for some games to work. Why not check out our calendar to see if there are any clubs or workshops for your children to attend – have …

G2G Communities CIC supports parents who home school their children. We have started a new initiative called Home Education Wales to help home schooling parents by giving educational sessions using LEGO and Minecraft, we have also set up a Facebook page here for parents to communicate and plan days for their children. Communication and social interaction is a vital part …

Having a website is such an integral part for any business, customers will always assume you have one; it’s professional, quick and easy to use. We provide a range of services to help you and your business to become a success online, tailor our services to suit you. Pay as you Go – We’re here for whatever you need, for …

Business Startup the ‘POP UP PEOPLE’ Programme (PUP) In 2013 G2G Communities CIC was awarded WCVA Gateway (ESF) funding to get people back into employment. The ‘Pop Up People – Back to Business’ project focus is to use online social media and Web sites, empty shops, market stalls and open spaces to encourage those unemployed to start their own business …