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- Ysgol Bontnewydd serves the village of Bontnewydd and the neighboring rural area, including the villages of Caeathro and Llanfaglan. Pupils also travel from outside the school’s natural catchment area. The school serves a widely spread linguistically and socially diverse community. No effort is spared to ensure that every pupil feels part of the school family. The current school opened in 1976, but education has been provided on the premises for over a century. Use is still occasionally made of the Old School, which accommodates the Nursery School. The current building has been planned as a partly open plan and consists of eight purpose-built classes as well as a hall, play area, and green land. The Gwyrfai Unit was opened in 2000, which serves as a satellite unit for Ysgol Pendalar and a Therapy Unit was opened in 2009. The school received an ESTYN inspection in December 2009. An excellent Report was received in all of the inspection fields. A copy of the Report can be obtained from the school, or click here for an online version. We stress as staff and Governors that education is a partnership between the school and the home. Through co-operation, we are confident that your child’s time with us will be a happy one and that he /she will develop educationally and socially to his / her full potential. We are proud of the close relationship we have as a school with our parents and we look forward to welcoming and working with you. We hope that this prospectus will be of use to you as you get to know the school and help you to assist your child. We have included many important details regarding the organization of the school to help your child settle quickly. To create an environment where the pupils can grow, develop and mature to be confident individuals, aware of the welfare of others, and a responsible member of society. To offer education of the highest quality that reflects the requirements of the Authority, the community, and the individual To enable each pupil to develop fluency in Welsh and English, so that they may participate fully in the social and cultural life of the bilingual community View full school
Ysgol Bontnewydd serves the village of Bontnewydd and the neighboring rural area, including the villages of Caeathro and Llanfaglan. Pupils also travel from outside the school’s natural catchment area. The school serves a widely spread linguistically and socially diverse community. No effort is spared to ensure that every pupil feels part of the school family. The current school opened in 1976, but education has been provided on the premises for over a century. Use is still occasionally made of the Old School, which accommodates the Nursery School. The current building has been planned as a partly open plan and consists of eight purpose-built classes as well as a hall, play area, and green land. The Gwyrfai Unit was opened in 2000, which serves as a satellite unit for Ysgol Pendalar and a Therapy Unit was opened in 2009. The school received an ESTYN inspection in December 2009. An excellent Report was received in all of the inspection fields. A copy of the Report can be obtained from the school, or click here for an online version. We stress as staff and Governors that education is a partnership between the school and the home. Through co-operation, we are confident that your child’s time with us will be a happy one and that he /she will develop educationally and socially to his / her full potential. We are proud of the close relationship we have as a school with our parents and we look forward to welcoming and working with you. We hope that this prospectus will be of use to you as you get to know the school and help you to assist your child. We have included many important details regarding the organization of the school to help your child settle quickly. To create an environment where the pupils can grow, develop and mature to be confident individuals, aware of the welfare of others, and a responsible member of society. To offer education of the highest quality that reflects the requirements of the Authority, the community, and the individual To enable each pupil to develop fluency in Welsh and English, so that they may participate fully in the social and cultural life of the bilingual community
