Growing and Learning Together through Faith, Friends and Fun
Tyfu a Dysgu Gyda’n Gilydd trwy Ffydd, Ffrindiau a Hwyl

A message from our Headteacher

Mr Williams

My name is Mr Williams and I joined Ysgol y Llan as Headteacher in September 2024. Prior to this, I worked as Deputy Headteacher in a large junior school in Conwy and previously taught in a Church school in Denbighshire. I began my teaching career in 2008 and have enjoyed working across a range of schools and communities in North Wales.

I am passionate about creating a nurturing and ambitious environment where every child feels valued, confident and inspired to succeed. Working closely with families, governors and the wider community is extremely important to me, and I believe strong partnerships help our pupils thrive both academically and personally.

Outside of the classroom I enjoy music and sport. I particularly enjoy playing the piano and often share this with the children during assemblies and school activities. It is a privilege to lead Ysgol y Llan and to be part of such a supportive and caring school community.

I hope our website gives you a good insight into life at our school. If you would like to learn more about Ysgol y Llan, please do not hesitate to contact us or arrange a visit. We would be delighted to welcome you to our school.


Mr T Williams
Pennaeth  Headteacher

Our Core Values

Respect


Truthfulness


Perseverance


Trust


Friendship


Attendance

Class 1

95
%

Class 2

95
%

Class 3

96
%

Whole School

95
%
Attendance recorded from September 2025 - March 2026

Latest News

What happened on Maundy Thursday? 🍞✨Maundy Thursday is the day when Christians remember a very special meal that Jesus Christ shared with his friends, called The Last Supper.During this meal:🍞 Jesus shared bread and wine with his disciples💛 He told them to love and care for one another🧼 He even washed their feet to show kindness and humilityThis day reminds us that:🤝 Everyone is important❤️ We should serve and help others🌟 Kindness and love matter every dayWhat happened on Good Friday? ✝️Good Friday is a special day when Christians remember how Jesus Christ showed love, kindness, and courage.On this day, Jesus was treated unfairly and died on a cross. Even though it was a very sad day, Christians believe that Jesus did this to show how much he cared for others and to bring hope to the world.It reminds us to:❤️ Be kind to others🤝 Forgive people🌟 Always have hope, even in difficult timesWe remember that the story doesn’t end there… Easter Sunday brings joy and new life! ... See MoreSee Less
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Here at the Flintshire Family Information Service, we have been busy collating a list of activities that are going on in and around Flintshire this Easter Holiday.You can find our Padlet here: padlet.com/ParentingFlintshire/easter-activities-for-children-in-flintshire-gweithgareddau--i2wmm...Or as a pinned post on our Facebook page: Family Information Flintshire.We hope that you will find this list useful and if there is anything that we may have missed please send this over to us so we can let others know.You will also find lots of information for families posted on our Facebook page:www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100068897902704Easter Savings too! ... See MoreSee Less
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Admission to Nursery and reception - September 2026 www.flintshire.gov.uk/en/Resident/Schools/Admissions/Reception.aspxwww.flintshire.gov.uk/en/Resident/Schools/Admissions/Nursery.aspxYsgol Y Llan Whitford (Aided) Primary School ... See MoreSee Less
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The children thoroughly enjoyed their Easter disco and raffle prizes. Thank you to Miss Williams for her donations, and to all the families who kindly donated chocolate.A special thank you also to Mr and Mrs Kenway for providing the speaker and sound system for the disco—it sounded fantastic! ... See MoreSee Less
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Please see attached our March Easter Newsletter.We hope you enjoy reading about all the wonderful activities and achievements from this term.Wishing you all a restful and enjoyable Easter break.Best wishes,Mr Williams ... See MoreSee Less
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Where we are

The school itself serves a close-knit village community and is known for its welcoming and family-orientated atmosphere. It is an English-medium Voluntary Aided Church in Wales primary school, where Christian values play an important role in school life. Strong links with the local parish church contribute to collective worship and community events, reinforcing the school’s ethos of faith, friendship and mutual respect.

Ysgol y Llan also has a strong commitment to the promotion of the Welsh language and Welsh culture. Pupils are encouraged to develop their Welsh language skills through daily use of Welsh across the school, supported by initiatives such as the Criw Cymraeg, whole-school Welsh activities and celebrations of Welsh heritage. This helps pupils develop confidence in using Welsh in both formal learning and informal situations around the school.