Business Details
Trusted Primary Education in Pontyclun
Llanhari Primary School serves as the educational hub of Llanharry in Rhondda Cynon Taf, providing education for approximately 190 children aged three to seven years. Our school combines academic excellence with a nurturing environment, offering full-time nursery provision and tailored support for 22.47% of pupils with additional learning needs. We prioritise outdoor learning through our extensive facilities, fostering environmental awareness and practical skills. Our commitment to bilingual education is evident in our curriculum, which integrates English and Welsh languages while celebrating Welsh heritage.Strong community ties underpin our ethos, with active parental involvement and partnerships enhancing school life. Recognised as the first school in Wales to achieve the Investors in Families Diamond award, we maintain high standards through continuous improvement and collaboration. Our dedicated staff and governors work tirelessly to ensure every child feels safe, happy, and empowered to achieve their full potential.
Services
Primary Education
Nursery Provision
Additional Learning Needs Support
Welsh Language Programmes
Parent Workshops
Highlights and features
- We provide tailored support for 22.47% of pupils with additional learning needs
- Our curriculum integrates Welsh language and cultural heritage with English instruction
- We maintain extensive outdoor facilities for practical, environmental learning
- Our active Parent Teacher Association enhances educational resources and events
- Recognised as Wales' first Investors in Families Diamond award recipient
Associations and certifications
- Investors in Families Diamond award
Services
Primary Education
We deliver comprehensive education for children aged 5-7 through a curriculum blending academic subjects with creative and outdoor learning. Our experienced teachers use interactive methods to develop literacy, numeracy, and critical thinking skills. The programme includes specialist support for pupils with additional learning needs, ensuring all children progress at their own pace.
Nursery Provision
Our full-time nursery caters to children aged 3-5 with play-based learning that prepares them for primary education. Qualified staff facilitate activities that develop social skills, motor coordination, and early literacy/numeracy. The programme follows Welsh Government Foundation Phase guidelines while maintaining a nurturing, child-centred environment.
Welsh Language Programmes
We integrate Welsh language instruction across all year groups, celebrating cultural heritage through themed activities and events. Pupils engage in immersive Welsh experiences while developing proficiency in speaking, reading, and writing. Our approach aligns with national language development goals while respecting individual learning paces.
Parent Workshops
Regular workshops provide parents with strategies to support children's education at home. Sessions cover topics like healthy eating, e-safety, and behaviour management, delivered by specialist instructors. These programmes strengthen home-school partnerships and empower families to participate actively in their children's development.
Additional Learning Needs Support
We offer targeted assistance for 22.47% of pupils requiring extra support through individualised education plans and specialist resources. Our SENCO coordinates interventions that address specific learning challenges while promoting inclusion in mainstream classes. Regular progress reviews ensure tailored approaches adapt to evolving needs.
People
Mrs Coates
Parent Teacher Association Coordinator
Mrs Coates manages PTA operations, coordinating fundraising events and community engagement initiatives that enhance school resources and family involvement.
Questions
What age groups does Llanhari Primary School cater for?
We provide education for children aged 3-7 years, including nursery provision and reception through to year 2.
How does the school support Welsh language development?
Our curriculum integrates Welsh language instruction with cultural activities, ensuring pupils develop proficiency while celebrating Welsh heritage.
What parental involvement opportunities exist?
We offer workshops, PTA participation, parent councils, and classroom volunteering opportunities to foster family engagement in education.
How are additional learning needs addressed?
We provide tailored support for 22.47% of pupils through individualised plans, specialist resources, and regular progress monitoring.
What outdoor learning facilities are available?
Our extensive outdoor provision includes play areas, trim trails, and natural spaces for practical learning experiences.
How does the school communicate with parents?
We use newsletters, parent evenings, workshops, and our website to maintain regular communication with families.
