Primary Schools in Wales

Tenby Infant School
http://atschool.eduweb.co.uk/head.tenby-inf
At Tenby Infants School we have attempted to create a well ordered community, within an attractive and caring environment, where everyone is a valued member of the school community and where attitudes of mutual respect and responsibility are developed. Within this environment, we hope that our children will be happy, secure and eager to give of their best while gaining enjoyment from the many aspects of school life and satisfaction from their many achievements.

Richmond Park School
http://www.richmondpark.amdro.org.uk
Richmond Park School aims to provide a well-disciplined, caring environment which allows pupils to realise their full potential, both academically and socially.

Rougemont School
http://www.rougemontschool.co.uk
Rougemont School is a busy, friendly independent day school, taking girls and boys from nursery right the way through to the sixth form.

Pentraeth Community School
http://www.pentraeth.anglesey.sch.uk
A warm welcome to our internet site. Pentraeth Community School is a county primary school, situated on the eastern coast of the Isle of Anglesey, North Wales, UK.

Neyland Junior School
http://neylandcommunityschool.createprimary.net/
Neyland Community School was formed after an amalgamation of Neyland Infant School and Neyland Junior School in September 2006.

Llanfaes CP School
http://www.llanfaes.powys.sch.uk
A caring school nestled in the heart of the Brecon Beacons. Llanfaes Community Primary School prides itself on being a part of the community around it.

HayTek
http://www.hay-county-primary.powys.sch.uk
HayTek is an information technology centre based at Hay on Wye County Primary School on the Wales England border. During school hours it is used by Hay and surrounding primary schools and at other times it is open to the general public for both hire and training.

St John\'s School, Porthcawl
http://www.stjohnsschool-porthcawl.com
St John’s is an independent school providing a first class academic education for boys and girls from the age of 2 years 6 months up to age 16. The aims of the school are to encourage its pupils to realise fully all aspects of their individual potential and to respect personal, moral and religious values.

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