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- Bryngwyn is a forward-looking, innovative, community focussed school with 1072 pupils aged 11 to 16. Our academic results are consistently high, and we endeavor to provide the best possible education for all of our pupils. Bryngwyn is well known throughout the area for its excellent pastoral care, support, and guidance. We want to equip all our pupils with the skills and qualities necessary to take them forward in life. We offer the highest quality learning experiences and an extensive range of sporting, cultural and extra-curricular activities. Visitors to our school are impressed by the pupils at Bryngwyn who present themselves as articulate, friendly, positive people, who strive for excellence in all that they do. Our school is happy and we want our pupils to enjoy themselves as they learn. Educating young people is an immense privilege. If you are a parent of a pupil already at the school, thank you for entrusting us with that job. Our highly committed staff, both teaching, and nonteaching dedicate many hours to ensure our pupils receive an excellent education achieve their very best and become well-rounded, model citizens equipped with the skills to go out into the modern world. We are proud of the varied and vibrant extracurricular life of the school which enriches the experiences of our pupils. There are a large number of after-school and extracurricular activities on offer at the end of the school day and we are very proud that these are all well attended. Bryngwyn pupils have an excellent reputation in the community for outstanding behavior and courtesy. Our school is happy and it is important to us that our pupils are fully engaged in their learning and enjoy themselves as they learn. It is not an exaggeration to say that Bryn Gwyn leads the way in many areas of educational achievement at a national level. In our latest inspection, the performance of the school was classed as excellent and the prospects for further improvement were also excellent. Indeed out of the 15 categories Bryn Gwyn was awarded 13 excellent grades. It is also especially pleasing to note that the school was recently highlighted by Estyn for several outstanding case studies. View full school
- Nursery and Reception sporting events will take place in the morning. The events will start at 10.00 am and will finish at approximately 11.15 am. Reception children will then be transported back to school in time for lunch. Nursery children may go home with their parents/carers from the leisure center or can be collected from nursery at the normal time. All parents/carers will be allowed to enter the sports hall at 9.45 am. Year 1 and 2 sporting events will take place in the afternoon. The events will start at 1.30 pm and will finish at approximately 2.30 pm. All parents/carers will be allowed to enter the sports hall at 1.15 pm. Your child needs to come into school in sports clothes, please can you ensure that your child is wearing appropriate footwear to avoid any unnecessary injuries. The safety of your children is very important to us. There will be seats provided for parents, you must remain inside the allocated areas at all times. As the Leisure Centre is a council-run facility no photos or videos are permitted to be taken inside the building. Children may come to school dressed in their Welsh Costume on Wednesday 14th February as a photographer will be visiting the school to take photographs of the children in their Welsh Costumes, which will be published in the Gwent Gazette at a later date. Our ‘Welsh week’ will take place after the half term the children will be able to wear their Welsh Costumes again on the Thursday 1st March. Bryngwyn Road Campus’ Criw Cymraeg is made up of pupils from years 2 to 6 who are enthusiastic about promoting Welsh in our school. They help other pupils to understand and use Welsh throughout the day. The pupils in Criw Cymraeg are responsible for: Contributing to school assemblies Encouraging and showing other pupils how to play Welsh games in the yard at break times Teaching the Welsh phrase of the week Promoting Welsh throughout their classes and school Crew Cymraeg meets regularly at lunchtime and is currently working towards achieving a bronze award in a language charter ‘Cymraeg Campus’ which promotes and increases the use of Welsh. The award involves participation from all pupils and staff members. View full school
Bryngwyn is a forward-looking, innovative, community focussed school with 1072 pupils aged 11 to 16. Our academic results are consistently high, and we endeavor to provide the best possible education for all of our pupils. Bryngwyn is well known throughout the area for its excellent pastoral care, support, and guidance. We want to equip all our pupils with the skills and qualities necessary to take them forward in life. We offer the highest quality learning experiences and an extensive range of sporting, cultural and extra-curricular activities. Visitors to our school are impressed by the pupils at Bryngwyn who present themselves as articulate, friendly, positive people, who strive for excellence in all that they do. Our school is happy and we want our pupils to enjoy themselves as they learn. Educating young people is an immense privilege. If you are a parent of a pupil already at the school, thank you for entrusting us with that job. Our highly committed staff, both teaching, and nonteaching dedicate many hours to ensure our pupils receive an excellent education achieve their very best and become well-rounded, model citizens equipped with the skills to go out into the modern world. We are proud of the varied and vibrant extracurricular life of the school which enriches the experiences of our pupils. There are a large number of after-school and extracurricular activities on offer at the end of the school day and we are very proud that these are all well attended. Bryngwyn pupils have an excellent reputation in the community for outstanding behavior and courtesy. Our school is happy and it is important to us that our pupils are fully engaged in their learning and enjoy themselves as they learn. It is not an exaggeration to say that Bryn Gwyn leads the way in many areas of educational achievement at a national level. In our latest inspection, the performance of the school was classed as excellent and the prospects for further improvement were also excellent. Indeed out of the 15 categories Bryn Gwyn was awarded 13 excellent grades. It is also especially pleasing to note that the school was recently highlighted by Estyn for several outstanding case studies.
Nursery and Reception sporting events will take place in the morning. The events will start at 10.00 am and will finish at approximately 11.15 am. Reception children will then be transported back to school in time for lunch. Nursery children may go home with their parents/carers from the leisure center or can be collected from nursery at the normal time. All parents/carers will be allowed to enter the sports hall at 9.45 am. Year 1 and 2 sporting events will take place in the afternoon. The events will start at 1.30 pm and will finish at approximately 2.30 pm. All parents/carers will be allowed to enter the sports hall at 1.15 pm. Your child needs to come into school in sports clothes, please can you ensure that your child is wearing appropriate footwear to avoid any unnecessary injuries. The safety of your children is very important to us. There will be seats provided for parents, you must remain inside the allocated areas at all times. As the Leisure Centre is a council-run facility no photos or videos are permitted to be taken inside the building. Children may come to school dressed in their Welsh Costume on Wednesday 14th February as a photographer will be visiting the school to take photographs of the children in their Welsh Costumes, which will be published in the Gwent Gazette at a later date. Our ‘Welsh week’ will take place after the half term the children will be able to wear their Welsh Costumes again on the Thursday 1st March. Bryngwyn Road Campus’ Criw Cymraeg is made up of pupils from years 2 to 6 who are enthusiastic about promoting Welsh in our school. They help other pupils to understand and use Welsh throughout the day. The pupils in Criw Cymraeg are responsible for: Contributing to school assemblies Encouraging and showing other pupils how to play Welsh games in the yard at break times Teaching the Welsh phrase of the week Promoting Welsh throughout their classes and school Crew Cymraeg meets regularly at lunchtime and is currently working towards achieving a bronze award in a language charter ‘Cymraeg Campus’ which promotes and increases the use of Welsh. The award involves participation from all pupils and staff members.
