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- At Ysgol Bro Plenydd we aim to foster confident pupils who will enjoy learning and who have been equipped with the skills necessary to enable them to become lifelong learners in today’s world. A child will need to be able to face the challenges of independent learning, collaborate with others and apply investigative skills to every situation. We want pupils to leave the school with fond and happy memories of their time here but also as confident individuals who are prepared to face the next challenge. Ysgol Bro Plenydd is a happy, caring, and disciplined community where the emphasis is placed on good behavior. The school aims to provide the best education possible in a safe and inspiring environment for every child. A range of rich opportunities and experiences are provided by a dedicated team of staff and governors. We strongly believe that collaboration and the sharing of a vision and principles between the home and school are vital. Your child's education is a partnership between yourselves and ourselves and we will do everything we can to promote your understanding of the teaching process and what you can do at home to promote your child's education. Ysgol Bro Plenydd is situated by the main road in the village of Y Ffôr, approximately four miles north of the town of Pwllheli. The school was opened in 1912 as one of two ‘open-air schools’ established at the time by the old Caernarvonshire Council. Before it was opened, the children of the area were educated at the old Plasgwyn school on the outskirts of the village. In the year 2000, a new extension was added to the school which included an extra classroom, a toilet for the disabled, and an extensive reception area. In the same year, a hard-surfaced play area was secured for the children of the Foundation Phase. Behind the school, there is a large community playing field. Between 9.00 a.m. and 3.30 p.m., its use is restricted to the school. The Governing Body, together with the Parents’ Association collaborates with the school to ensure an environment that supports and enriches the learning experiences offered here and also listens and responds to the children’s wishes on how to improve the environment. View full school
At Ysgol Bro Plenydd we aim to foster confident pupils who will enjoy learning and who have been equipped with the skills necessary to enable them to become lifelong learners in today’s world. A child will need to be able to face the challenges of independent learning, collaborate with others and apply investigative skills to every situation. We want pupils to leave the school with fond and happy memories of their time here but also as confident individuals who are prepared to face the next challenge. Ysgol Bro Plenydd is a happy, caring, and disciplined community where the emphasis is placed on good behavior. The school aims to provide the best education possible in a safe and inspiring environment for every child. A range of rich opportunities and experiences are provided by a dedicated team of staff and governors. We strongly believe that collaboration and the sharing of a vision and principles between the home and school are vital. Your child's education is a partnership between yourselves and ourselves and we will do everything we can to promote your understanding of the teaching process and what you can do at home to promote your child's education. Ysgol Bro Plenydd is situated by the main road in the village of Y Ffôr, approximately four miles north of the town of Pwllheli. The school was opened in 1912 as one of two ‘open-air schools’ established at the time by the old Caernarvonshire Council. Before it was opened, the children of the area were educated at the old Plasgwyn school on the outskirts of the village. In the year 2000, a new extension was added to the school which included an extra classroom, a toilet for the disabled, and an extensive reception area. In the same year, a hard-surfaced play area was secured for the children of the Foundation Phase. Behind the school, there is a large community playing field. Between 9.00 a.m. and 3.30 p.m., its use is restricted to the school. The Governing Body, together with the Parents’ Association collaborates with the school to ensure an environment that supports and enriches the learning experiences offered here and also listens and responds to the children’s wishes on how to improve the environment.
