Aelfryn, Llanharry, Pontyclun. CF72 9LQ  Tel: 01443 237832 

Llanhari Primary School - "Together we care, share and achieve"

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Welcome to Llanhari Primary's website. We hope the site will benefit children, parents and the community. Follow the links on the tool bar to find all the information you need. Keep up to  date with events in the school calendar or school blog. Read and download school policies and  documents. Meet the staff and governors of Llanhari Primary. Find out what the children are doing in their class websites, read their blogs and view photos and videos uploaded by the children themselves.

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Latest School News 

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GDPR
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From 16th April school dinner money will have to be paid

 on line - no cash payments will be taken in the office.

Please contact the school admin for details of your

 child's unique identification number to access the

 council's online payment system.

Pay School Dinner Money On-Line 

School Uniform to order
E Safety

NEW: Term Dates 2018/19 

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Platinum Eco-Flag

We have successfully achieved the
highest Eco-Flag status - PLATINUM! 
Well done everyone.
History Award
We received an award from the John Hoppla society for our project work on the history of Llanhari over the past 80 years. The whole school worked on the project entitled 'Happy Birthday Mr Francis' and had to present their work to visiting assessors. Scott and Devon represented the school at the Council Chambers in Clydach.
80th Birthday Celebrations
We all enjoyed our history project about Llanharry over the past 80 years. Mr Francis helped us with our research and we celebrated his birthday in style! Our celebrations were published online and were in the newspaper.

We are pleased to announce our new partnership with 'Simply out of school', a provider of after school care. 'Simply out of school' run a number of successful clubs in the area and will be opening at Llanhari Primary on May 9th. 

Registration form 

SOS Opening Flyer.pdf SOS Opening Flyer.pdf
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Attendance and Holiday Update.

Holiday request form 2016.pdf Holiday request form 2016.pdf
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attendance update 2016.pdf attendance update 2016.pdf
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Attendance Policy2016.pdf Attendance Policy2016.pdf
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Catch Up Conference

 Mrs Coates, Mrs Chadwick and Mrs Shipman made a presentation of the school's work at Cardiff University for the Catch Up National Conference. We were also presented with our Catch Up Excellence Award by Claire Rowlands, Deputy Director, Curriculum Division, Welsh Government.

 We raised an amazing £536

for Cancer Research!

 Investors In Families Award

Well done everyone. We have been awarded 'Investors in Families' status because of our fantastic parents and their involvement in the school. 

Catch Up Excellence Award 

This week were were awarded a 'Catch Up Excellence Award' for our literacy intervention project by the national 'Catch Up' organisation. Catch Up is a one-to-one reading intervention that is delivered by Mrs Shipman, Mrs Chadwick and Mrs Morris. Lots of our children have benefited from this program and it has made a key contribution to our 40% improvement in reading results in the last 2 years. Well done everyone.

Well Done - double award 

We have been awarded our 3rd 'Green Flag' for the environment and our 4th 'Healthy Schools leaf' on the same day! Well done to our fantastic Eco-Council and Mrs Roderick for their hard work. 

 Latest 

Newsletter
June 7th 2018.pdf June 7th 2018.pdf
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May 14TH 2018.pdf May 14TH 2018.pdf
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25th April coffee morning.pdf 25th April coffee morning.pdf
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February 28th 2018.pdf February 28th 2018.pdf
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January 11th 2018.pdf January 11th 2018.pdf
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November 14th 2017.pdf November 14th 2017.pdf
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October 9th 2017.pdf October 9th 2017.pdf
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September 13th 2017.pdf September 13th 2017.pdf
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School Inspection

We were inspected by Estyn on 25th-28th January 2016. A copy of the report is available below:

Llanhari Primary School inspection report.pdf Llanhari Primary School inspection report.pdf
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Our published PDG plan
PDG Plan to publish 2017-18.pdf PDG Plan to publish 2017-18.pdf
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INSET Days

School will be closed for teacher training on the following days:

  • 3rd September 2018
  • 5th November 2018

 

Welsh phrase of the week -

who has won Dai Ddraig this week?

Da Iawn Dosbath 3

Best Class Attendance 

Class N well done 99%

Our Mission Statement 

Our school provides a safe, secure environment where pupils encounter opportunity for success in learning and living. Valued as an individual regardless of race, religion, gender or disability, each pupil is positively encouraged to contribute to the total of the school community.

At Llanhari pupils will be encouraged to make the most of their talents, to develop their personality and grow both morally and spiritually. The education pupils receive will serve to foster discipline and high personal standards achieved in a positive, caring atmosphere, which permeates everything the pupil encounters in school. Pupils are encouraged to develop self -esteem and self confidence through a range of extra curriculum activities.

At Llanhari we are committed to valuing and building on the child's earliest experiences, however limited. A positive, mutually supportive relationship between home and school is valued. Through a well established pastoral framework pupils are encouraged to develop happily with a sense of value and purpose.

Our School Aims 

  1. To develop a warm caring secure environment which encourages each pupil to recognise their value both as an individual and a member of the school community.
  2. Each child is encouraged to develop his / her fullest potential in a happy, caring, stimulating atmosphere.
  3. We aim to ensure pupils acquire the necessary basic skills for life and consequently the curriculum will enable the child to:-  

Read, write and speak effectively  

Use number and other mathematical concepts effectively

Understand the world in which we live, groups and nations and appreciate human achievement.

Be aware of the national heritage of Wales

Develop respect for religion and cultures.