Ysgol Dwyran is a community primary school that serves the local village and the surrounding rural area. Welsh is the school’s everyday language and the main medium of learning and teaching. English is taught formally in key stage 2. Approximately 72% of pupils come from Welsh-speaking homes, and a very few pupils come from ethnic minority backgrounds. Children are admitted on a full-time bases in the September following their fourth birthday. During the inspection, there were 42 pupils on roll. There are currently no pupils in the nursery class. They are taught by two full-time and two part-time teachers. Approximately 25% of pupils are eligible for free school meals, which is similar to the national average. Forty-one per cent (41%) of pupils are on the school’s additional learning needs register. These figures are higher than the percentage for Wales. There are no pupils with a statement of special educational needs. The headteacher was appointed in October 2016. She is also the headteacher of two other nearby schools that work together in a partnership. In time, four schools will join together on one site to form the new Ysgol Santes Dwynwen. The school was last inspected in March 2010. The individual school budget per pupil for Ysgol Gymuned Dwyran in 2016-2017 is £4,707. The maximum per pupil in primary schools in Anglesey is £13,429 and the minimum is £2,902. Ysgol Gymuned Dwyran is in 18th place of the 47 primary schools in Anglesey in terms of the school budget per pupil.