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Schools in Pembrokeshire / Ysgolion Yn Sir Benfro 2017 Details correct as at 1st September 2017 Manylion yn gywir fel ar 1 Medi 2017 Schools in Pembrokeshire / Ysgolion yn Sir Benfro 2017 School Number on Address Roll Number of Number of Headteacher School number School (FTE) Admission Applications (Successful) Admission Telephone (Pembrokeshire Language Age Capacity January Number for places Appeals for Number e-mail code = 668) Cluster of Schools Category Range 2017 2017 2017/18 2017/18 2017/18 2018/19 Ysgol Nifer Cyfeiriad Disgyblion Nifer Pennaeth Rhif yr Ysgol (CAL) Rhif Geisiadau Nifer o Apelau Ffôn (cod Sir Clwstwr Categori Cynhwysedd Ionawr Mynediad am Lefydd (Llwyddiannus) Rhif Mynediad e-bost Benfro = 668) Ysgolion laith Oedran 2017 2017 2017/18 2017/18 2017/18 2018/19 Explanatory note / Nodyn esboniadol 1 2 3 4 5 6 4 Greenhill / Tenby The Greenhill School 4035 Greenhill EM 11-18+ 1287 913 209 133 0 214 Heywood Lane / Lon Heywood (Tenby) Tenby / Dinbych-y-Pysgod SA70 8BN Mr R McGovern 01834 840100 [email protected] Manorbier Church in Wales VC School 3042 Greenhill EM 3-11 86 55.5 12 5 0 12 Manorbier / Maenorbyr (Tenby) Tenby / Dinbych-y-Pysgod SA70 7SN Mrs S Davies 01834 871228 [email protected] Narberth Community Primary School 2242 Greenhill DS 3-11 330 294.5 47 39 0 47 Jesse Road (Tenby) Narberth / Arberth SA67 7FE Mrs N Ward 01834 860776 [email protected] Sageston Community Primary School 2203 Greenhill EM 3-11 120 124 17 13 0 17 Sageston (Tenby) Tenby / Dinbych-y-Pysgod SA70 8SH Mrs J Morris 01646 651471 [email protected] Saundersfoot Community Primary School 2258 Greenhill EM 3-11 280 289 40 31 0 40 Francis Lane (Tenby) Saundersfoot SA69 9HB Mr N Allen 01834 812819 [email protected] Details correct as at 1st September 2017 Manylion yn gywir fel ar 1 Medi 2017 Stepaside Community Primary School 2260 Greenhill EM 3-11 200 140 28 18 0 28 Carmarthen Road (Tenby) Kilgetty / Cilgeti SA68 0UG Mr P Harries 01834 812764 [email protected] St Florence Church in Wales VC School 3055 Greenhill EM 4-11 95 60 13 4 0 13 St Florence (Tenby) Tenby / Dinbych-y-Pysgod SA70 8LY Mrs J Davies 01834 871325 [email protected] St Oswald’s Church in Wales VA School 3321 Greenhill EM 3-11 120 132.5 17 15 0 17 Jeffreyston (Tenby) Kilgetty / Cilgeti SA68 0SG Mrs M Brown 01646 651409 [email protected] St Teilo’s Catholic School 3319 Greenhill EM 3-11 96 86 14 7 0 13 Greenhill Road (Tenby) Tenby / Dinbych-y-Pysgod SA70 7LI Ms A Nicholls 01834 843995 [email protected] Tavernspite Community Primary School 2266 Greenhill EM 3-11 205 212.5 29 22 0 29 Tavernspite (Tenby) Pembrokeshire / Sir Penfro SA34 0NL Mr K Phelps 01834 831691 [email protected] Templeton Community Primary School 2261 Greenhill EM 4-11 116 104 16 13 0 16 Templeton / Tredeml (Tenby) Narberth / Arberth SA67 8RS Mr K Phelps 01834 860657 [email protected] Tenby Church in Wales VCP School 3059 Greenhill EM 3-11 318 273.5 45 32 0 45 Heywood Lane / Lôn Heywood (Tenby) Tenby / Dinbych-y-Pysgod SA70 8BZ Mr J Palmer 01834 843241 [email protected] Details correct as at 1st September 2017 Manylion yn gywir fel ar 1 Medi 2017 Haverfordwest Sir Thomas Picton School 4055 Haverfordwest EM 11-18+ 1303 1229 220 218 0 218 Queensway Haverfordwest / Hwlffordd SA61 2NX Mrs T Edwards (acting) 01437 765394 [email protected] Tasker Milward VC School 4511 Haverfordwest EM 11-18+ 864 595 152 108 0 148 Lower / Isaf Upper / Uchaf Scarrowscant Portfield Avenue Haverfordwest Hwlffordd SA61 1EP SA61 1EQ Mrs H Lewis (acting) 01437 764147 [email protected] Broad Haven Primary School 2271 Haverfordwest EM 3-11 122 120.5 17 10 0 17 Broad Haven / Aber Llydan Haverfordwest / Hwlffordd SA62 3JT Mr G Lewis 01437 781404 [email protected] Cleddau Reach VC Primary School 3040 Haverfordwest EM 3-11 210 224 30 26 0 30 Deerland Road Llangwm SA62 4NG Mr N Groves 01437 899419 [email protected] Fenton Community Primary School 2214 Haverfordwest EM 3-11 355 406 50 42 0 50 Portfield Haverfordwest / Hwlffordd SA61 1BZ Mr M Harries 01437 765378 [email protected] Haverfordwest Church in Wales VC School 3053 Haverfordwest EM 7-11 156 89 39 15 0 39 Barn Street Haverfordwest / Hwlffordd SA61 1TD Mrs C O’Brien (acting Executive Head) 01437 765480 [email protected] Hook CP School 2228 Haverfordwest EM 3-11 108 93 15 11 0 15 Newtown Road Hook SA62 4ND Ms L John 01437 890343 [email protected] Details correct as at 1st September 2017 Manylion yn gywir fel ar 1 Medi 2017 Mary Immaculate Catholic School 3313 Haverfordwest EM 3-11 205 215 29 30 0 29 Merlins Terrace Haverfordwest / Hwlffordd SA61 1PH Mr D Flood 01437 762324 [email protected] Mount Airey Nursery and Infants School 2267 Haverfordwest EM 3-7 176 151 58 32 0 58 Augustine Way Haverfordwest / Hwlffordd SA61 1PA Mrs C O’Brien 01437 765376 [email protected] Prendergast Community Primary School 2391 Haverfordwest EM 3-11 448 485.5 64 53 0 64 Stokes Avenue Prendergast Haverfordwest / Hwlffordd SA61 2RB Mrs D Davies 01437 771580 [email protected] St Aidan’s Church in Wales VA School 3315 Haverfordwest EM 3-11 122 79 17 4 0 17 Wiston / Cas-wis Haverfordwest / Hwlffordd SA62 4PS Ms S James (acting) 01437 731449 [email protected] St Mark’s Church in Wales VAP School 3320 Haverfordwest EM 3-11 141 132.5 20 17 0 20 Merlins Bridge / Pont Myrddin Haverfordwest / Hwlffordd SA61 1JU Mrs H Cale 01437 767623 [email protected] Spittal Church in Wales VC School 3050 Haverfordwest EM 3-11 176 157.5 25 17 0 25 Spittal Haverfordwest / Hwlffordd SA62 5QR Ms S Vaughan 01437 741652 [email protected] Details correct as at 1st September 2017 Manylion yn gywir fel ar 1 Medi 2017 Milford Haven Milford Haven School 4063 Milford Haven EM 11-18+ 1181 885 202 187 0 209 Steynton Road Milford Haven / Aberdaugleddau SA73 3AE Mrs B Davies (Acting) 01646 690021 [email protected] Coastlands School / Ysgol y Glannau 2384 Milford Haven EM 3-11 85 89 12 10 0 12 St Ishmaels / Llanisarn-yn-Rhos Haverfordwest / Hwlffordd SA62 3SZ Mr J Voros 01646 636340 [email protected] Gelliswick Church in Wales VC School 3061 Milford Haven EM 3-11 480 N/A 68 57 N/A 68 Gelliswick Road Hakin Milford Haven / Aberdaugleddau SA73 3RS Mr N Dyer 01646 694852 01646 692894 [email protected] Johnston Community Primary School 2220 Milford Haven EM 3-11 210 222 30 30 0 30 Langford Road Johnston SA62 3PY Mr G Thomas 01437 890280 [email protected] Milford Haven Junior School 2237 Milford Haven EM 7-11 375 358 93 102 0 n/a Prioryville Milford Haven / Aberdaugleddau SA73 2LQ Ms S Groves (acting Executive Head) 01646 692705 [email protected] Proposed to join with The Meads to form 3-11 school: name tbc, open Sept 2018 Neyland Community School 2393 Milford Haven EM 3-11 330 314.5 42 41 0 47 John Street Neyland SA73 1TH Mrs E Griffiths 01646 600659 [email protected] Details correct as at 1st September 2017 Manylion yn gywir fel ar 1 Medi 2017 St Francis Catholic School 3314 Milford Haven EM 3-11 139 110 19 7 0 19 Priory Road Milford Haven / Aberdaugleddau SA73 2EE Mrs S Roberts 01646 694830 [email protected] The Meads Infant and Nursery School 2265 Milford Haven EM 3-7 300 395.5 100 80 0 n/a Priory Road Milford Haven / Aberdaugleddau SA73 2EE Mrs S Groves (Executive Head)) 01646 693861 [email protected] Proposed to join with Milford Haven Junior School to form 3-11 school: name tbc, open 2018 Pembroke Pembroke School 4038 Pembroke EM 11-18+ 1498 1207 256 183 0 227 Bush Pembroke / Penfro SA71 4RL Mrs F Kite 01646 682461 [email protected] From Sep 2018 Ysgol Harri Tudur / Henry Tudor School Cosheston VC School 3036 Pembroke EM 3-11 62 56 8 3 0 8 Cosheston Pembroke Dock / Doc Penfro SA72 4UN Mrs K Adams (acting) 01646 683490 [email protected] Lamphey Primary School 2222 Pembroke EM 3-11 206 212 29 25 0 29 Lamphey / Llandyfai Pembroke / Penfro SA71 5NW Mr S Thomas 01646 672249 [email protected] Monkton Priory Community Primary School 2387 Pembroke EM 3-11 188 208.5 26 29 0 26 Monkton Pembroke / Penfro SA71 4LS Mrs S Morris 01646 683742 / 01646 685685 [email protected] Details correct as at 1st September 2017 Manylion yn gywir fel ar 1 Medi 2017 Pembroke Dock Community School 2386 Pembroke EM 3-11 626 590 89 55 0 89 Bush Street Pembroke Dock / Doc Penfro SA72 6LQ Mrs M Thomas 01646 684872 [email protected] Pennar Community School 2392 Pembroke EM 3-11 270 259 38 26 0 38 Owen Street Pennar Pembroke Dock / Doc Penfro SA72 6SL Mr D McGarvie 01646 684402 [email protected] Penrhyn Church in Wales VC School 3060 Pembroke EM 3-11 120 N/A 17 11 N/A 17 Hundleton Pembroke / Penfro SA71 5RD Mr C Condon 01646 672234 [email protected] St Mary’s Catholic School 3312 Pembroke EM 3-11 90 75 16 13 0 12 Bufferland Pembroke Dock / Doc Penfro Mrs S Roberts (acting Executive Head) 01646 682879 [email protected] Ysgol Gelli Aur/Golden Grove Community School 2388 Pembroke DS 3-11 387 331 E35, 26 0 E40, W15 Orange Way W14 Pembroke / Penfro SA71 4DP Mr A Williams 01646 682605 [email protected] Details
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