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Your Trusted Partner for Primary Education in Barry
Romilly Primary School has served the children of Barry since 1893, maintaining a proud tradition of educational excellence and community engagement. Our mission, 'Learning, Growing and Succeeding Together', reflects our commitment to delivering outstanding access, attitudes, and achievements through a stimulating, creative curriculum rooted in meaningful learning experiences. We prioritise the holistic development of every child, fostering respect, kindness, wellbeing, perseverance, teamwork, and resilience as foundational values. With a dedicated team of staff and strong partnerships with parents and the community, we provide a broad, balanced education that nurtures a lifelong love of learning.

Our 130-place nursery and three-class-per-year structure ensure tailored support for all pupils, while our strategic priorities focus on enhancing Welsh language skills, promoting anti-racism, improving reading support, and boosting attendance. We believe every child deserves the absolute best during their primary school years, combining academic rigor with character development to prepare them for future success.
Services
Primary Education Nursery Programs Welsh Language Development After School Club Safeguarding Services Special Educational Needs Support Parental Engagement Programs Extracurricular Activities School Meal Provision Community Partnerships
Highlights and features
  • We have served Barry's children since 1893 with educational excellence
  • Our curriculum focuses on holistic child development through meaningful experiences
  • We maintain three classes per year group for personalised attention
  • Our nursery provides early years education for children aged 3+
  • We prioritise Welsh language development and cultural enrichment
Services
Primary Education
We provide comprehensive primary education for children aged 5-11, following the Welsh National Curriculum. Our three-class-per-year structure ensures individualised attention, with a focus on developing core academic skills alongside personal growth. Our experienced teachers deliver engaging lessons that promote critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration.
Nursery Programs
Our nursery offers morning and afternoon sessions for children aged 3-5, with 130 available places. The program follows the Foundation Phase curriculum, using play-based learning to develop social skills, basic literacy and numeracy, and creative expression in a nurturing environment.
Welsh Language Development
We prioritise Welsh language acquisition through immersive classroom environments and cultural activities. Our Welsh Language and Culture Lead develops strategies to enhance speaking and listening skills across all year groups, supporting our commitment to bilingual education.
After School Club
We offer supervised after-school care providing structured activities and homework support. The club extends learning beyond regular hours while offering flexible childcare solutions for working families in our community.
Safeguarding Services
Our designated safeguarding team ensures pupil welfare through comprehensive protection policies. We maintain strict safety protocols, staff training, and collaboration with external agencies to create a secure learning environment for all children.
People
Miss N. Williams
Acting Headteacher
Experienced educational leader with extensive safeguarding expertise, overseeing school operations and strategic direction while maintaining teaching standards.
Mrs L. Durrant
Acting Deputy Headteacher
Senior leader focusing on teaching and learning quality, with specific responsibilities for professional development and curriculum implementation across key stages.
Mrs K Walters
Acting Assistant Headteacher
Experienced educator managing attendance, community links, and curriculum development, with a focus on improving pupil outcomes through targeted interventions.
Mrs D. Lee
Assistant Headteacher
Specialist in additional learning needs coordination, leading safeguarding initiatives and supporting vulnerable learners through tailored educational strategies.
Mr M Coombs
Site Manager
Responsible for maintaining school facilities and ensuring safe, functional learning environments across the historic campus buildings.
Questions
What are the school's admission criteria?
We follow Vale of Glamorgan Council's admission policy, prioritising children from our catchment area. Detailed information is available in our Admissions section.
How does the school support Welsh language learning?
We have a dedicated Welsh Language and Culture Lead, implement immersive classroom practices, and offer cultural activities to develop bilingual proficiency.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
We maintain a comprehensive safeguarding framework with five designated leads, regular staff training, and collaboration with external child protection agencies.
Are there after-school care options?
Yes, we offer supervised After School Club with structured activities and homework support for working families.
How does the school involve parents?
We maintain regular communication through newsletters, parent evenings, and our PTA, with active family engagement in school improvement initiatives.
What special educational needs support exists?
Our ALNCo coordinates tailored support plans, with specialist staff and resources to address diverse learning needs across all year groups.
Reviews (1)
Arianator Tiffany
Jan 30, 2019 Report
I love being at this school so fun great actuvact and the school is trying to promote Welsh more with amazing teachers and amazing lessons in sad to be leaving. I have enjoyed my time at romilly dethanltly on the school trips I couldn't ask for better. If you are thinking abiua putting your child at romilly they will enjoy it. Thanks to all my amazing teachers for teaching me I've had a amazing time.
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