A Welsh secondary school in the Caerphilly county borough has received a glowing report from Estyn Inspectors.
Ysgol Gyfun Cwm Rhymni, in Fleur de Lys near Blackwood, has just been awarded top grades in all seven categories after a recent Estyn inspection.
The report states that “Ysgol Gyfun Cwm Rhymni is a very good school with many outstanding features. Pupils’ standards of achievement are excellent and teaching standards are exceptional; the curricular provision meets pupils’ needs in an outstanding manner and the support, care and guidance pupils receive is of a very high standard. The outstanding quality of the head teacher’s leadership, and that of his management team, is central to the success of the school.”
The Chair of Governors, Cllr Phil Bevan said, “I am absolutely delighted with this outstanding report. I have always believed that Cwm Rhymni is one of the best schools in Wales and this report proves it. To get these grades I think you need to have something special and credit needs to be given to the whole school community for this fantastic achievement.”
The Headteacher, Mr Owain ap Dafydd, strongly agreed, adding “We are absolutely determined to maintain and build further upon these excellent standards while planning for the future of this school.”
With a report of this kind, it is hardly surprising that Ysgol Gyfun Cwm Rhymni is one of the most popular schools in the county borough with a population approaching 1,500 pupils, and continuing to rise for the foreseeable future.
For more information please contact the school on 01443 875227.
