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One school's method to help students who may silently need help It's called a Wizard Alert. Windsor High School uses it to find students who leave class and may be struggling with a mental health issue. Author: Marshall Zelinger Updated: 7:46 PM MDT April 29, 2021 DENVER — It does not take a magician to know when something is not right with a person you know well. Perhaps, it takes a wizard. "We just noticed that a couple of times we’d have students leaving class for extended periods of time and teachers really didn’t know what to do in that situation," s...

A YOUNG chorister with links to Cardigan was the voice of the haunting lullaby ‘Suo-Gân’ played over the credits of the ITV crime drama The Pembrokeshire Murders. Thirteen-year-old Cai Thomas, now lives in Farnham, Surrey with mum and dad Janey and James and younger brother and sister Dylan and Maia. But dad James will be known to many as local vet Dick Thomas’s son and was brought up in Cardigan before moving away. So how did Cai end up singing Suo-Gân as the credits rolled at the end of each episode of the smash hit ITV mini-series?

THIRTEEN-year-old chorister Cai Thomas has marked the end of his treble career by presenting two special digital recordings. Cai, who now lives in Farnham, Surrey with mum and dad Janey and James and younger brother and sister Dylan and Maia, is a chorister with the St Thomas-on-the-Bourne church choir. But dad James will be known to many as local vet Dick Thomas’s son and was brought up in Cardigan before moving away. And now Cai has recorded ‘Wherever You Are’ to raise money for a children’s brain tumour charity in memory of his fellow school pupil, and ‘Walking in the Air...