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Schools in Pembrokeshire / Ysgolion Yn Sir Benfro 2019 Details correct as at 1 September 2019 Manylion yn gywir fel ar 1 Fedi 2019 Schools in Pembrokeshire / Ysgolion yn Sir Benfro 2019 School Number on Address Roll Number of Number of Headteacher School number School (FTE) Admission Applications for (Successful) Admission Telephone (Pembrokeshire Language Age Capacity January Number places Appeals for Number e-mail code = 668) Cluster of Schools Category Range 2019 2019 2019/20 2019/20 2019/20 2020/21 Ysgol Nifer Cyfeiriad Disgyblion Nifer Pennaeth Rhif yr Ysgol (CAL) Rhif Geisiadau Nifer o Apelau Ffôn (cod Sir Clwstwr Categori Ystod Cynhwysedd Ionawr Mynediad am Lefydd (Llwyddiannus) Rhif Mynediad e-bost Benfro = 668) Ysgolion laith Oedran 2019 2019 2019/20 2019/20 2019/20 2020/21 Explanatory note / Nodyn esboniadol 1 2 3 4 5 6 4 Community and Voluntary Controlled Schools / Ysgolion Cynradd Cymunedol a Gwirfoddol Rheoledig Broad Haven Primary School 2271 Haverfordwest EM 3-11 122 112 17 17 0 17 Broad Haven / Aber Llydan Haverfordwest / Hwlffordd SA62 3JT Mr G Lewis 01437 781404 [email protected] Cilgerran Church in Wales VC School / 3035 Preseli WM 3-11 133 115 19 17 0 19 Ysgol G Rh Cilgerran Cilgerran Cardigan /Aberteifi SA43 2SB Ms R Rogers 01239 614226 [email protected] Cleddau Reach VC Primary School 3040 Haverfordwest EM 3-11 240 216 30 33 0 34 Deerland Road Llangwm SA62 4NG Mr N Groves 01437 899419 [email protected] Coastlands School / Ysgol y Glannau 2384 Milford Haven EM 3-11 107 91 12 11 0 15 St Ishmaels / Llanisarn-yn-Rhos Haverfordwest / Hwlffordd SA62 3SZ Mrs S Groves 01646 636340 [email protected] Cosheston VC School 3036 Pembroke EM 3-11 62 56 8 11 0 8 Cosheston Pembroke Dock / Doc Penfro SA72 4UN Mrs K Adams 01646 683490 [email protected] Details correct as at 1 September 2019 Manylion yn gywir fel ar 1 Fedi 2019 Fenton Community Primary School 2214 Haverfordwest EM 3-11 355 406.5 50 47 0 50 Portfield Haverfordwest / Hwlffordd SA61 1BZ Mrs J Andrews 01437 765378 [email protected] Gelliswick Church in Wales VC School 3061 Milford Haven EM 3-11 480 516.5 68 70 0 68 Gelliswick Road Hakin Milford Haven / Aberdaugleddau SA73 3RS Mr N Dyer 01646 692894 [email protected] Hook CP School 2228 Haverfordwest EM 3-11 108 88.5 15 7 0 15 Newtown Road Hook SA62 4ND Mrs L John 01437 890343 [email protected] Johnston Community Primary School 2220 Milford Haven EM 3-11 210 250 30 33 0 30 Langford Road Johnston SA62 3PY Mr G Thomas 01437 890280 [email protected] Lamphey Primary School 2222 Pembroke EM 3-11 206 220 29 30 0 29 Lamphey / Llandyfai Pembroke / Penfro SA71 5NW Mr S Thomas 01646 672249 [email protected] Manorbier Church in Wales VC School 3042 Greenhill EM 3-11 86 58 12 0 0 12 Manorbier / Maenorbyr (Tenby) Tenby / Dinbych-y-Pysgod SA70 7SN Mrs S Davies 01834 871228 [email protected] Milford Haven Community Primary School 2396 Milford Haven EM 3-11 675 715 96 79 0 96 Infants Site Junior Site Priory Road Prioryville Milford Haven / Aberdaugleddau SA73 2EE SA73 2LQ Ms M Paish 01646 693861 01646 692705 [email protected] Details correct as at 1 September 2019 Manylion yn gywir fel ar 1 Fedi 2019 Monkton Priory Community Primary School 2387 Pembroke EM 3-11 188 209 26 25 0 26 Monkton Pembroke / Penfro SA71 4LS Mrs S Morris 01646 683742 / 01646 685685 [email protected] Narberth Community Primary School 2242 Greenhill DS 3-11 330 298 47 34 0 47 Jesse Road (Tenby) Narberth / Arberth SA67 7FE Mrs N Ward 01834 860776 [email protected] Neyland Community School 2393 Milford Haven EM 3-11 330 287.5 47 23 0 47 John Street Neyland SA73 1TH Mrs Y Jones (acting) 01646 600659 [email protected] Pembroke Dock Community School 2386 Pembroke EM 3-11 626 632.5 89 90 3 (0) 89 Bush Street Pembroke Dock / Doc Penfro SA72 6LQ Mrs M Thomas 01646 684872 [email protected] Pennar Community School 2392 Pembroke EM 3-11 240 242.5 38 40 0 34 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 3-11 120 105.5 17 17 0 17 Hundleton Pembroke / Penfro SA71 5RD Mr C Condon 01646 621813 [email protected] Prendergast Community Primary School 2391 Haverfordwest EM 3-11 448 459 64 62 0 64 Stokes Avenue Prendergast Haverfordwest / Hwlffordd SA61 2RB Mrs D Davies 01437 771580 [email protected] Details correct as at 1 September 2019 Manylion yn gywir fel ar 1 Fedi 2019 Puncheston Community Primary School / Ysgol 2250 Bro Gwaun WM 4-11 70 63 10 7 0 10 Cas-mael (Fishguard) Puncheston / Cas-mael Haverfordwest / Hwlffordd SA62 5RL Mrs A Lawrence 01348 881321 [email protected] Roch Community School 2273 St David’s EM 3-11 177 154.5 25 16 0 25 Roch / Y Garn Haverfordwest / Hwlffordd SA62 6JU Mr C Evans 01437 710517 [email protected] Sageston Community Primary School 2203 Greenhill EM 3-11 120 114 17 18 0 17 Sageston (Tenby) Tenby / Dinbych-y-pysgod SA70 8SH Mrs J Morris 01646 651471 [email protected] Saundersfoot Community Primary School 2258 Greenhill EM 3-11 280 266 40 26 0 40 Francis Lane (Tenby) Saundersfoot SA69 9HB Mr N Allen 01834 812819 [email protected] Spittal Church in Wales VC School 3050 Haverfordwest EM 3-11 176 141 25 13 0 25 Spittal Haverfordwest / Hwlffordd SA62 5QR Ms S Vaughan 01437 741652 [email protected] St Florence Church in Wales VC School 3055 Greenhill EM 3-11 95 62 13 5 0 13 St Florence (Tenby) Tenby / Dinbych-y-Pysgod SA70 8LY Mrs J Davies 01834 871325 [email protected] Stepaside Community Primary School 2260 Greenhill EM 3-11 200 130.5 28 15 0 28 Carmarthen Road (Tenby) Kilgetty / Cilgeti SA68 0UG Mr P Harries 01834 812764 [email protected] Details correct as at 1 September 2019 Manylion yn gywir fel ar 1 Fedi 2019 Tavernspite Community Primary School 2266 Greenhill EM 3-11 205 220.5 29 29 0 29 Tavernspite (Tenby) Pembrokeshire / Sir Penfro SA34 0NL Mr K Phelps 01834 831691 [email protected] Templeton Community Primary School 2261 Greenhill EM 3-11 108 116.5 15 20 0 15 Templeton / Tredeml (Tenby) Narberth / Arberth SA67 8RS Mr K Phelps 01834 860657 [email protected] Tenby Church in Wales VCP School 3059 Greenhill EM 3-11 318 292 45 24 0 45 Heywood Lane / Lôn Heywood (Tenby) Tenby / Dinbych-y-Pysgod SA70 8BZ Mr J Palmer 01834 843241 [email protected] Waldo Williams Primary School 2397 Haverfordwest EM 3-11 326 259 46 23 0 46 Infants site Juniors site Augustine Way Barn Street Haverfordwest / Hwlffordd SA61 1PA SA61 1TD Mrs C O’Brien 01437 765376 01437 765480 [email protected] Wolfscastle Community Primary School / Ysgol 2254 Bro Gwaun WM 3-11 40 43 5 2 0 5 Cas-blaidd (Fishguard) Wolfscastle / Cas-blaidd Haverfordwest / Hwlffordd SA62 5LZ Mrs W Raymond 01437 741361 [email protected] Ysgol Bro Ingli 2243 Bro Gwaun WM 3-11 110 105.5 15 9 0 15 Long Street / Heol Hir (Fishguard) Newport / Trefdraeth SA42 0TS Mrs E Howells 01239 820682 [email protected] Ysgol Clydau 2385 Preseli WM 4-11 71 55 10 10 0 10 Tegryn Llanfyrnach SA35 0BE Mr S Jones 01239 698236 [email protected] Details correct as at 1 September 2019 Manylion yn gywir fel ar 1 Fedi 2019 Ysgol Gelli Aur/Golden Grove Community School 2388 Pembroke DS 3-11 387 360.5 E40, 39 0 E40, W15 Orange Way W15 Pembroke / Penfro SA71 4DP Mr A Williams 01646 682605 [email protected] Ysgol Ger-y-Llan 3058 Bro Gwaun TR 3-11 150 133 21 16 0 21 Letterston / Treletert (Fishguard) Haverfordwest / Hwlffordd SA62 5SL Mrs C Richardson 01348 840248 [email protected] Ysgol Glannau Gwaun 2389 Bro Gwaun DS 3-11 240 264 E12, 17 0 E12, W21 Clive Road (Fishguard) W21 Fishguard / Abergwaun SA65 9DB Ms M Jones 01348 872505 [email protected] Ysgol Gymunedol Brynconin 2223 Preseli WM 3-11 89 78 12 5 0 12 Llandissilio / Llandysilio Clynderwen / Clunderwen SA66 7TF Mrs S Clarke (acting Executive Head) 01437 563555 [email protected] Ysgol Gymunedol Croesgoch 2270 St David’s EW 3-11 119 94 17 15 0 17 Croesgoch / Croes-goch Haverfordwest / Hwlffordd Ms K Moore 01348 831461 [email protected] Ysgol Gymunedol Maenclochog 2233 Preseli WM 3-11 116 95 16 16 0 16 Maenclochog Clynderwen / Clunderwen SA66 7LB Mrs S Clarke 01437 532452 [email protected] Ysgol Gymunedol Wdig / Goodwick Community 2212 Bro Gwaun TR 3-11 137 130 19 10 0 19 School (Fishguard) Hill Street Goodwick / Wdig SA64 0ET Mr J Jones 01348 872503 [email protected] Details correct as at 1 September 2019 Manylion yn gywir fel ar 1 Fedi 2019 Ysgol Gynradd Gymunedol Eglwyswrw 2209 Preseli WM 4-11 142 109 20 13 0 20 Eglwyswrw Crymych SA41 3SN Mr E Eynon 01239 891267 [email protected] Ysgol Hafan y Môr 2395 Preseli WM 3-11 210 144.5 30 33 0 30 Heywood Lane / Lôn Heywood Tenby / Dinbych-y-Pysgod SA70 8BZ Mrs V Hart-Griffiths 01834 843248 [email protected] Ysgol Llandudoch 2253 Preseli WM 3-11 128 105 18 7 0 18 St Dogmael’s / Llandudoch Cardigan / Aberteifi SA43 3ET Miss E Thomas 01239 613596 [email protected] Ysgol Llanychllwydog 2231 Bro Gwaun
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