Croeso
About the school
Am yr ysgol
Croeso i Ysgol Trelawnyd V.A.
Welcome to Trelawnyd V.A. School.
Our school is a Church in Wales Voluntary Aided Primary School set within the small village of Trelawnyd. Our ethos is centred on the Christian faith and we have close links with members of the Llanasa Parish Church.
Our 2015 Inspection report stated that the school’s current performance is good due to the progress pupils’ make, the skills they develop and their achievement by the time they leave the school. Inspectors also judged the school as ‘a welcoming community with an inclusive ethos where staff value every child.’
Prospects for improvement at the school were judged to be good because the school has purposeful leadership and leaders are responsive to local and national priorities. Inspectors stated that governors have a sound understanding of the school's strengths and areas for development and that the school works well with a good range of partners to improve standards and wellbeing.
We are very proud of our school and look forward to welcoming new pupils and their families. Should you require further information about the school / wish to arrange a visit, please phone us on 01745 570171, or contact Miss Parsons via email: [email protected]
Welcome to Trelawnyd V.A. School.
Our school is a Church in Wales Voluntary Aided Primary School set within the small village of Trelawnyd. Our ethos is centred on the Christian faith and we have close links with members of the Llanasa Parish Church.
Our 2015 Inspection report stated that the school’s current performance is good due to the progress pupils’ make, the skills they develop and their achievement by the time they leave the school. Inspectors also judged the school as ‘a welcoming community with an inclusive ethos where staff value every child.’
Prospects for improvement at the school were judged to be good because the school has purposeful leadership and leaders are responsive to local and national priorities. Inspectors stated that governors have a sound understanding of the school's strengths and areas for development and that the school works well with a good range of partners to improve standards and wellbeing.
We are very proud of our school and look forward to welcoming new pupils and their families. Should you require further information about the school / wish to arrange a visit, please phone us on 01745 570171, or contact Miss Parsons via email: [email protected]
What do our parents say?
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"The whole staff are excellent and it is a privilege to send our child to such a wonderful school."
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"Staff go the extra mile... they are very helpful and understanding."
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"From the headteacher down, all staff demonstrate their care for all pupils in their care."
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"A lovely little school that provides its pupils with care and understanding."
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Click on the map for a guided tour of the school by some of our pupils.
Our community
Y gymuned
The school is set in a beautiful location below Gop hill in Trelawnyd and commands views over the local countryside. The victorian buildings have been preserved whilst remodelling and a sympathetic extension provides an attractive and practical space for learning.
The school has an important place in the local community and has a strong link with the parish church of St Michaels and All Angels. Pupils attend the school from a wide catchment area; many parents opt to send their children to Trelawnyd if they wish them to have a church school education. The school is affiliated to the Diocese of St Asaph and the main focus of religious education is Anglican however all classes study other world cultures and religions.
The school has an important place in the local community and has a strong link with the parish church of St Michaels and All Angels. Pupils attend the school from a wide catchment area; many parents opt to send their children to Trelawnyd if they wish them to have a church school education. The school is affiliated to the Diocese of St Asaph and the main focus of religious education is Anglican however all classes study other world cultures and religions.
The school
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We are a predominantly an English medium primary school. We teach welsh as a second language to all pupils weekly and pupils use and hear welsh throughout their daily activities.
In order to make our school a successful and happy place we have agreed aims that underpin all the work of the school. Pupils and parents are aware of the school aims and they form the basis of our school code within which pupils work each day. We operate an equal opportunities policy that encompasses all that we do and we believe in equal opportunities for all. |
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Our Holywell Cluster Vision
Our vision is for a learner to have experiences in pursuit of the four purposes. it is not simply what we teach, but how we teach and crucially, why we teach. |
Our Vision & Values
Working together as caring Welsh citizens to understand and inspire each other at school and in the community. |
We listened to learners, parents, staff, governors and our local community. These 10 key words occurred most frequently when discussing our vision.
A Supportive, Nurturing, Safe, Approachable, Meaningful, Inspiring, Committed, Caring Creative and Family. |
Read our most recent Estyn inspection report:
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