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Woodlands Community Primary School

Upper Cwmbran, Torfaen · NP44 5UA

PrimaryNursery, Infants & JuniorsEnglish medium school / provision
Primary
Phase
English medium school / provision
Language
326
Pupils
0.5 mi
Nearest school

About Woodlands Community Primary School

Woodlands Community Primary School is a nursery, infants & juniors in Upper Cwmbran, Torfaen, Wales. It is recorded by the Welsh Government as an English-medium school. It has 326 pupils on roll. Like all schools in Wales, it is inspected by Estyn rather than Ofsted.

School details

Local authority
Torfaen
Town
Upper Cwmbran
Phase
Primary
Type
Nursery, Infants & Juniors
Language category
English medium school / provision
Pupils
326
Address
Thornhill Road, Upper Cwmbran, NP44 5UA

Inspections

Schools in Wales are inspected by Estyn(His Majesty’s Inspectorate for Education and Training in Wales), which doesn’t use single-word grades.

Read Woodlands Community Primary School’s Estyn reports →

Frequently asked questions

What type of school is Woodlands Community Primary School?
Woodlands Community Primary School is a nursery, infants & juniors in Upper Cwmbran, Torfaen, Wales.
Is Woodlands Community Primary School a Welsh-medium or English-medium school?
Woodlands Community Primary School is recorded by the Welsh Government as an English-medium school.
How many pupils does Woodlands Community Primary School have?
Woodlands Community Primary School has 326 pupils on roll, according to Welsh Government school data.
Where is Woodlands Community Primary School?
Woodlands Community Primary School is at Thornhill Road, Upper Cwmbran, Torfaen, NP44 5UA.
How was Woodlands Community Primary School inspected?
Schools in Wales are inspected by Estyn, which no longer issues single-word grades. You can read Woodlands Community Primary School's inspection reports on the Estyn website.

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