Rhiannon

[ree-an-uhn]

noun

Welsh Legend.

1. the wife of Pwyll who, accused of having eaten her son, was forced as a penance to carry people on her back until vindicated by her son's return.

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Rhiannon Roberts, Ella Powell, Rachel Rowe, Lily Woodham and Esther Morgan are recalled having missed last month's defeats against Poland and Australia through injury, but Josie Green and Soffia Kelly are again absent.

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Another parent, Rhiannon, also not her real name, recalled a "deeply upsetting" incident in 2014 involving her 16-year-old daughter who had been grieving the loss of her best friend to suicide when she posted critical comments on social media about Ysgol Friars' pastoral care.

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Rhiannon said Foden was "livid" when he saw the post, and her daughter was kept in isolation before being sent to his office.

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"She was terrified," Rhiannon said.

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"I was enraged when I heard this," Rhiannon said.

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