Welcome to Penybont Primary School

Croeso,

Penybont Primary School is a community primary school set in the town of Bridgend. We have over 340 pupils on roll, and we cater for children from the ages of 3 to 11 in our non-selective, co-educational, day school.

We pride ourselves on being a lively and exciting school for pupils and their families. We believe in involving parents in the education of their children and always seek to develop strong, positive relationships with you. We need your support, interest and co-operation to make sure that your child’s years with us are happy and fulfilling.

We are an extremely busy school and seek to provide many opportunities for educational visits and experiences that enrich the curriculum. In addition, there are many extracurricular clubs for the children to join as they progress through the school.

The positive ethos, excellent behaviour and committed staff culminate in excellent results throughout the school.

If you need it, there is also after school childcare provision (subject to available places) on site at very competitive rates. Children can be left with us for breakfast from 8.15am (free) and can be collected as late as 5.05pm.

Should you need to discuss any aspect of your child’s education please contact the school office to arrange an appointment with your child’s teacher or the Headteacher.

We will do all we can to ensure a successful education in the most important years of your child’s life.

Kind regards

Mr. P. Eyre (Chair of Governors) and Mr. R. Owen (Headteacher)

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As we approach the summer holidays, many of our pupils will be spending more time outdoors, visiting parks, shops, and enjoying time with friends and family. While this is a wonderful opportunity for fun and independence, it’s also important to remind children about staying safe around strangers. Here are some key messages to share with your child: 🔹 Trust your instincts – If something doesn’t feel right, it’s okay to walk away and seek help. 🔹 Never go anywhere with someone you don’t know, even if they seem friendly or offer treats. 🔹 Always tell a trusted adult where you’re going and who you’re with. 🔹 Stick with friends – there’s safety in numbers. 🔹 Know safe places – like shops, libraries, or schools – where they can go if they feel unsafe. 🔹 Practice saying “No” confidently and walking away if approached by a stranger. We encourage you to have open conversations with your child about what to do in different situations and reassure them that it’s okay to speak up if they feel unsure or uncomfortable. Let’s work together to keep our children safe, confident, and informed this summer.

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July

As we approach the summer holidays, many of our pupils will be spending more time outdoors, visiting ...

Information about our Beach Trips on Thursday for Reception to Yr 6 pupils. Payment can be made on SCOPAY. 

9
July

Information about our Beach Trips on Thursday for Reception to Yr 6 pupils. Payment can be made ...

Dear Parents & Carers, Please find attached my latest newsletter.  Best Wishes, Mr Owen

8
July

Dear Parents & Carers, Please find attached my latest newsletter.  Best Wishes, Mr Owen

Dear Parents & Carers, Please find attached my latest newsletter.  Best Wishes, Mr Owen

2
July

Dear Parents & Carers, Please find attached my latest newsletter.  Best Wishes, Mr Owen

Big Bocs Bwyd Notice

To ensure fair access to our limited provisions, we kindly ask that all families follow these guidelines:

  • Maximum of 2 adults at a time in the BBB
  • 1 bag of food per family 
  • Limit of 2 Greggs items per family

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation as we work together to support as many families as possible.


25
June

Big Bocs Bwyd Notice To ensure fair access to our limited provisions, we kindly ask that all ...

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