Romilly Primary School HOME OUR SCHOOL OUR LEARNING PARENTS NEWS & EVENTS CONTACT US QUICKLINKS HomeOur School Our School Headteacher's Welcome Romilly Schools have served the children of Barry since 1893. The school has a long tradition and distinguished history and enjoys a special place in the community. We strongly believe in continuing and building upon these foundations in partnership with the community. We place the children at the heart of our school. We consider it a privilege to provide a stimulating and creative curriculum, that is firmly based on first hand meaningful learning experiences. We pride ourselves on the broad, balanced and full education we provide for all children - the high standards of teaching and learning are a credit to the hard work of both staff and children. We value the contribution of every child and not only want them to receive an excellent education but also feel happy and safe. Together with the help of parents, we want to nurture a love of learning, and to equip every child with life skills for now and the future. R.K. Law Headteacher View our Estyn Report Romilly Community Primary School is a Vale of Glamorgan County school. The school serves the western end of the town of Barry and has done so for well over 100 years. Our 130 place Nursery caters for children from the age of 3yrs and offers morning and afternoon places. The main school has a standard entry number of 90. This means that all year groups are made up of three classes. The school has excellent resources including a dedicated Music Suite, State of the art ICT facilities, Lego Lounge and large outdoor spaces and innovative internal learning spaces. The school motto 'Learning Together - Growing Together' is central to our belief of offering the best possible experiences for the children in our care. Our goal is to ensure that all children who spend time at the school get the very best learning opportunities. We have a very strong link with parents who play an active and vital part in our children's learning journey Pupil Deprivation Grant [PDG] The pupil deprivation Grant was launched in 2012 and provides additional funding to schools based on the numbers of pupils eligible for Free School Meals Our Key areas for Improvement are ... To establish a part time Family Support post within the school to co-ordinate the support for Vulnerable Pupils Continue to provide targeted literacy support for pupils at Foundation Phase and Key Stage 2 Fund an effective follow up programme for pupils who's attendance fall below expected levels In this section Admissions Additional Learning Needs Information Anti Bullying Policy Assessment Attendance Barn Hire Charity Crew Complaints Documents for Downloading Eco Committee Governors Health & Safety Healthy Schools School Council and Pupil Voice Staff Strategic Equality School Improvement © 2021 Romilly Primary School • School Website Design by e4education High Visibility Version • Sitemap • Privacy Policy • Cookie Settings Cookie Policy This site uses cookies to store information on your computer. Click here for more informationAllow CookiesCookie Settings