Pontybrenin Primary School

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About Pontybrenin Primary School


Name Pontybrenin Primary School
Address Glyn Rhosyn, Gorseinon, SA4 6HX
Phone Number 01792 891151
Phase Nursery, Infants & Juniors
Gender Mixed
Number of Pupils 344 (49.7% boys 50.3% girls)
Number of Pupils per Teacher 22.1
Local Authority Swansea
Highlights from Latest Inspection

The pupils, staff and parents in Pontybrenin Primary are proud of the happy, friendly ethos in the school. The homely feel and warm welcome make visitors feel a part of the school community quickly.

Nearly all pupils' behaviour is excellent and their respect for one another and to all adults is a strength. They are considerate, especially courteous and show respect to their friends and adults. Pupils feel cared for and supported, and have very positive attitudes towards their learning.

There is an established culture of inclusion and diversity in which all pupils thrive. They love coming to school and talk enthusiastically about school life. Most pupils make good progress in developing their literacy and numeracy skills an...d apply them purposefully in other areas of learning.

Across the school, most pupils' oracy skills in English are a strength. However, although the pupils enjoy learning Welsh, they do not always make enough progress in developing their Welsh language skills. In addition, across the school most pupils' digital skills are limited.

The school has a purposeful curriculum providing the pupils with interesting opportunities to build on their knowledge and understanding of their 'cynefin'. Teachers use worthwhile authentic experiences to engage most pupils in lessons. Most pupils contribute successfully to their topics and work well independently on tasks.

Opportunities for younger pupils to develop their curiosity and creativity in class and in the outdoor environment are good. The headteacher provides strong and passionate leadership and is supported purposefully by the staff and governors. Leaders know the school well and share a clear and robust vision to support pupils' well-being and to develop them as lifelong learners.

The school has an effective partnership with parents and the wider community. The headteacher, with the support of staff and governors, promotes a robust culture of safeguarding. Recommendations R1 Provide opportunities for pupils to build their Welsh language skills systematically and coherently across the school R2 Improve pupils' digital skills What happens next The school will draw up an action plan to address the recommendations from the inspection.


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