Deri View Primary School is a community primary school in Abergavenny in Monmouthshire. The school has a large catchment area which is socially and economically mixed and includes an area of social disadvantage. It takes in the wider area of Abergavenny town and the local housing estates in the Abergavenny Community First area. The newly-built school opened in September 2005 on the site of Llwynu Infants School following the closure of three smaller local schools. The school provides education for 335 pupils aged three to 11 years. In all but one class, pupils are taught in single age classes and there are two classes in each year group. The school has a large nursery. It also has a unit for pupils with moderate special educational needs which is open to pupils from across the local authority. There is an integrated children’s centre attached to the school which the local authority manages. Forty-two per cent of pupils are entitled to free school meals. This is above the national average and significantly above the local authority average. The school has identified about 46% of pupils as having additional learning needs. Eleven pupils have a statement of special educational need. Nearly all pupils come from English speaking homes. No pupil speaks Welsh as a first language at home. Around 7% of pupils come from ethnic minority backgrounds. A very few pupils receive support for learning English as an additional language. Seven pupils are looked after by the local authority. The school was last inspected in January 2007. The current headteacher took up post in September 2012. The individual school budget per pupil for Deri View Primary School in 2012-2013 means that the budget is £4,155 per pupil. The maximum per pupil in the primary schools in Monmouthshire is £6,421 and the minimum is £2,777. Deri View Primary School is sixth out of 33 primary schools in Monmouthshire in terms of its school budget per pupil.