Ysgol Cenarth

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About Ysgol Cenarth


Name Ysgol Cenarth
Address Cenarth, Newcastle Emlyn, SA38 9JP
Phone Number 01239 710060
Phase Infants & Juniors
Gender Mixed
Number of Pupils 87 (52.9% boys 47.1% girls)
Number of Pupils per Teacher 14
Local Authority Ceredigion
Highlights from Latest Inspection

Ysgol Cenarth is a happy, familial and welcoming community.

All staff work together effectively to provide an inclusive and friendly ethos where pupils are polite and behave respectfully. Pupils demonstrate a positive attitude to learning and make sound progress from their starting points. At times, learning experiences encourage pupils to take responsibility for their own learning, which engages their interest.

However, this has not been embedded and developed consistently, and opportunities to be inquisitive and independent learners are limited. Many pupils develop their numeracy and digital skills well by the end of their time at the school. However, a minority of pupils' Welsh reading strategies are limited.

M...ost pupils develop their creative skills effectively and their work is displayed and celebrated attractively around the school. Teachers provide a broad and interesting curriculum for pupils and consider their views sensibly about what they would like to learn in relation to their learning themes. However, they do not provide enough opportunities for pupils to write at length in different contexts.

The school is run effectively and leaders identify aspects of the school's work that are in need of improvement and the steps needed to realise this. The school's monitoring and evaluation activities are shrewd and accurate. Leaders give careful consideration to the views of pupils and governors and their voice influences the school's direction appropriately.

Leaders share their vision clearly with everyone and the school community works diligently to ensure that learners are given a 'Good start' to have a 'Bright future'. Governors have a good awareness of the school's work and support the school effectively. The school needs to address the safeguarding concerns relating to the school's site.

Recommendations R1 Respond to the safeguarding concerns relating to the school's site R2 Develop pupils' Welsh reading skills R3 Expand opportunities for pupils to write at length in different contexts R4 Develop opportunities to promote pupils' independent skills


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