Ysgol Bodorgan is a small rural school that provides bilingual education to pupils aged between 4 and 11 from the villages of Malltraeth, Hermon and Bethel. It is in the care of Anglesey local authority. There are 32 full-time pupils on roll and pupil numbers have been fairly consistent in recent years. There are no nursery-age pupils at the school at present. Welsh is the main language spoken at home by about 32% of pupils. In line with the local authority’s policy, Welsh is used as the medium of teaching in the Foundation Phase. In key stage 2, pupils are taught through the medium of Welsh and English, with the aim of making them bilingual by the time they transfer to the secondary school. About 6% of pupils come from an ethnic minority background. Thirty per cent of pupils are eligible for free school meals, which is higher than the national average. The school has identified that 25% of pupils have additional learning needs and this is also somewhat higher than the national average. The school was last inspected in February 2011. The current headteacher was appointed to the post in September 1994. The individual school budget per pupil for Ysgol Gymuned Bodorgan in 2014-2015 is £5,971. The maximum per pupil in primary schools in Anglesey is £9,552 and the minimum is £2,870. Ysgol Gymuned Bodorgan is in third position of the 48 primary schools in Anglesey in terms of school budget per pupil.