EduCativPosted May 10, 2021SharePosted May 10, 2021Our school is situated in the village of Mostyn. Mostyn is located on the North East Coast of Wales, with Prestatyn and Flint lying approximately seven miles to the West and East respectively. The school lies just off the A548 coast road which runs alongside the Dee Estuary. The village is set on a hillside overlooking the estuary and enjoys breathtaking views across to the Wirral, Liverpool, and beyond. Ysgol Bryn Pennant is named after Thomas Pennant, who lived in Downing Hall. He was celebrated as a famous writer and historian. His most famous work is a series of books entitled 'Tours of Wales'. Our primary school was built in 1950 to educate the rapidly expanding local community. We are a small rural school and we pride ourselves on our family atmosphere. At present we have 129 pupils on roll. Ysgol Bryn Pennant is an English medium school for pupils aged from 3 years to 11 years. Our full-time pupils are organized into four classes of mixed ability, with two year-groups in each class. We have a class for our Nursery/Early-Entitlement pupils which children can apply to join in the term following their third birthday. In line with our school motto, we aim to create a school environment in which all children can flourish into happy and confident individuals an environment in which they grow into responsible members of society, aware of the needs of others. We aim to provide the highest quality education to ensure that each individual in our school reaches their potential. We aim to establish a nurturing learning environment based on high levels of mutual respect between pupils staff parents governor and our local community. Our prime concern is for the welfare of our children at all times. Our school is situated on the maes pennant estate in the village of Mostyn. Mostyn is located on the northeast coast of wales with Prestatyn and flints lying approximately seven miles to the west and east, respectively. The school lies just off the A548 coast road which runs alongside the dee estuary. The village is set on a hillside overlooking the estuary and enjoys breathtaking views across to the Wirral, Liverpool, and beyond.View full schoolQuoteLink to commentShare on other sitesMore sharing options...
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