Coychurch (Llangrallo) Primary School

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About Coychurch (Llangrallo) Primary School


Name Coychurch (Llangrallo) Primary School
Address Main Road, Coychurch, CF35 5HN
Phone Number 01656 815880
Phase Nursery, Infants & Juniors
Gender Mixed
Number of Pupils 151 (52.3% boys 47.7% girls)
Number of Pupils per Teacher 21.6
Local Authority Bridgend
Highlights from Latest Inspection

A group of children in a gymDescription automatically generatedA child and child playing with sandDescription automatically generatedA person and child sitting at a tableDescription automatically generatedThe school is a vibrant and inclusive community where pupils, staff and families feel welcome and supported.

A strong commitment to securing everyone's well-being permeates the work of the school. This is reflected in the teamwork of staff and in the exemplary conduct of nearly all pupils, who show consistently positive attitudes towards learning and to school life in general. This ethos underpins the sound progress that pupils make and supports them to develop their confidence and skills across all areas of learning effectively.<...br/>
Teachers plan a rich and engaging curriculum that sustains the interest of pupils well. They make beneficial use of strong links with the local community to enrich pupils' experience, for example, through inviting visitors to school who help bring to life topics that pupils learn about in class. Teachers and learning support officers work closely together and share a clear focus on supporting pupils' learning.

However, they do not always ensure that tasks enable pupils to make as much progress as they could, such as when working independently in the outdoor area. A notable strength of the school's provision is the way staff build very successfully on opportunities to promote pupils' understanding of diversity. As a result, all pupils develop a keen sense of fairness and tolerance.

The headteacher provides clear and purposeful direction to the work of the school. She is ably supported by senior leaders and staff who respond positively to the expectations she sets. Because of this, staff work together to secure improvements in pupils' learning effectively.

However, leaders have not evaluated aspects of the quality of teaching, such as the impact of teachers' feedback to pupils, closely enough. Professional development aligns to the school's priorities and has resulted in worthwhile improvements to the school's provision. Governors show strong support for the school and carry out their role effectively.

Recommendations R1 Provide clear feedback to pupils that identifies precisely what they need to do to improve their work and enable them to act on this guidance R2 Provide appropriate challenge, particularly in independent activities, to ensure that all pupils make the progress they are capable of R3 Focus self-evaluation more keenly on the quality of teaching and its impact on pupils' progress


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