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- The Aberbargoed Primary School website is intended to help you know more about the day-to-day life and work of everyone at Aberbargoed Primary School. Our school is a busy and happy place where learning is fun, stimulating, and engaging. We have a fantastic learning environment with bright and colorful classrooms, high-quality resources, and picturesque school grounds. Aberbargoed Primary School caters to the educational needs of boys and girls aged from three to eleven. We are an English medium community school seeking to develop our provision for all learners including adults through collaborative work with our associate schools and other agencies. The School was opened in September 2002 by Caerphilly County Borough Council whose Chief Education Officer is Mrs. Keri Cole, Directorate of Education And Leisure. From 2002 until 2012 the school operated on two sites. However, the School is now situated on a single site at Heol Ysgol Newydd. The original building was built in 1996 to accommodate the Junior School and extended in 2012 to accommodate all of the Key Stage Two and Foundation Phase children. The School is managed by the Headteacher and members of the Governing Body who have been elected or appointed as representatives of the local education authority, parents, staff, local business, and the local community. A complete list of Governors is enclosed in this Prospectus. Aberbargoed Primary School is fortunate to have a large number of spacious classrooms. Eight of these are used for the day-to-day teaching and learning which goes on at the School. Each of the classroom areas is served by a shared workspace area, cloakroom area, and separate toilet facilities for boys and girls. There are additional facilities for adults and the disabled if required The School has a spacious Hall which is used for a wide range of activities including Physical Education, Assembly, Concerts, and Dining. In addition to the information contained in this Prospectus, the School has several school policies in place. Parents/carers and other interested parties can look at completed policies by prior arrangement with the Headteacher. We aim to be an inclusive, learning school serving a learning community. That learning community comprises children, members of staff, parents, and governors as well as members of the wider community who may come into our school. We strive to create effective lifelong learners as we recognize that learning is a continual journey, which can broaden our horizons and enrich our lives. Learning is a lifelong process, which doesn’t stop after a piece of work or on passing a test or exam. The term “learner” describes all members of the Aberbargoed Primary School Community – whatever their age or role. View full school
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- The Aberbargoed Primary School website is intended to help you know more about the day-to-day life and work of everyone at Aberbargoed Primary School. Our school is a busy and happy place where learning is fun, stimulating, and engaging. We have a fantastic learning environment with bright and colorful classrooms, high-quality resources, and picturesque school grounds. Aberbargoed Primary School caters to the educational needs of boys and girls aged from three to eleven. We are an English medium community school seeking to develop our provision for all learners including adults through collaborative work with our associate schools and other agencies. The School was opened in September 2002 by Caerphilly County Borough Council whose Chief Education Officer is Mrs. Keri Cole, Directorate of Education And Leisure. From 2002 until 2012 the school operated on two sites. However, the School is now situated on a single site at Heol Ysgol Newydd. The original building was built in 1996 to accommodate the Junior School and extended in 2012 to accommodate all of the Key Stage Two and Foundation Phase children. The School is managed by the Headteacher and members of the Governing Body who have been elected or appointed as representatives of the local education authority, parents, staff, local business, and the local community. A complete list of Governors is enclosed in this Prospectus. Aberbargoed Primary School is fortunate to have a large number of spacious classrooms. Eight of these are used for the day-to-day teaching and learning which goes on at the School. Each of the classroom areas is served by a shared workspace area, cloakroom area, and separate toilet facilities for boys and girls. There are additional facilities for adults and the disabled if required The School has a spacious Hall which is used for a wide range of activities including Physical Education, Assembly, Concerts, and Dining. In addition to the information contained in this Prospectus, the School has several school policies in place. Parents/carers and other interested parties can look at completed policies by prior arrangement with the Headteacher. We aim to be an inclusive, learning school serving a learning community. That learning community comprises children, members of staff, parents, and governors as well as members of the wider community who may come into our school. We strive to create effective lifelong learners as we recognize that learning is a continual journey, which can broaden our horizons and enrich our lives. Learning is a lifelong process, which doesn’t stop after a piece of work or on passing a test or exam. The term “learner” describes all members of the Aberbargoed Primary School Community – whatever their age or role.
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