Ysgol Gymraeg Gwenllian fosters pupils’ pride in the Welsh language and deepens their knowledge of local history and national traditions highly effectively. Most pupils develop their literacy and numeracy skills soundly and use technology confidently to support their learning. Overall, progress in pupils’ skills and enjoyment in reading Welsh texts is developing appropriately. The homely and inclusive ethos supports pupils to foster positive attitudes to learning and to immerse themselves in interesting experiences. They enjoy learning in a rich range of activities while ‘Llifo at lwyddiant’ (‘Flowing to success’). The headteacher leads the school highly effectively and his creative vision for delivering the curriculum for Wales, which is based on the history of the princess Gwenllian, is sound. This supports pupils to broaden their horizons and apply their skills in authentic activities, for example during ‘Future Skills Week’. The dedicated team of staff work together skilfully and provide a variety of experiences that support pupils’ well-being and learning effectively. They engage pupils’ interest in becoming knowledgeable and capable learners which, in turn, supports them to gain confidence and raises their aspirations for the future. Overall, under the teachers’ consistent guidance, pupils choose how and what they would like to learn appropriately. The school seeks the views of parents and forges a productive and supportive relationship with them by communicating proactively about what their children are learning and about the school’s wider events. Leaders and teachers share effective and innovative practices with each other and with education providers locally and nationally. The school is supported by the dedicated members of the governing body, who promote the high expectations of pupils, teachers and leaders regularly. Selfevaluation arrangements are thorough and support leaders to develop the school further. Pupils are happy and courteous towards each other and adults. Their respectful behaviour contributes to their success in all aspects of learning. They strive purposefully to develop their creative and physical skills and talents, which often leads to success in various performances and competitions. Pupils’ contribution to charitable and international events helps them to grow to become hard-working and caring learners.