08/09/2026
We are so proud of our wonderful children, staff & community ❤️
🎉Townhill Community Primary celebrates positive Estyn report 👏👏
Townhill Community Primary School is celebrating a highly positive Estyn inspection report which recognises its inclusive culture, strong leadership and commitment to supporting every child to thrive.
Inspectors described the school as "highly inclusive", noting that pupils feel safe, valued and supported. The report also highlights highly effective leadership, strong safeguarding arrangements and the positive relationships that underpin pupils' enjoyment of school, learning and wellbeing.
Headteacher Peter Owen said: "We are incredibly proud of Townhill Community Primary School and of the pupils, staff, families and governors who make our school such a special community.
"The Estyn report recognises many of the things that we value most highly. It describes Townhill as a highly inclusive and nurturing school where pupils feel safe, valued and supported, and highlights the highly effective leadership and positive relationships that underpin pupils' enjoyment, learning and wellbeing."
The inspection identifies family engagement as a particular strength, recognising the strong partnerships established between the school and parents and carers.
Mr Owen added: "We are particularly proud that our work with families is recognised as a significant strength. Initiatives such as Together Tuesdays, Stay and Play and family learning activities have helped us build strong, trusting partnerships with our community. Our provision for pupils with additional learning needs is also highlighted as a notable strength, with pupils benefiting from carefully tailored support and specialist provision.
"The report also recognises the positive impact of our focus on reading, our rich curriculum, outdoor learning and enterprise activities, and the strong progress made by our youngest children.
"There are, rightly, areas where we must continue to improve, particularly attendance, Welsh oracy and the development of independent learning skills. We welcome these priorities and are determined to build on our strengths.
"Above all, we are proud of our children and our whole school community. This report reflects the care, ambition and commitment that are at the heart of Townhill."
Swansea Council's Cabinet Member for Education, Robert Smith, said: "All at Townhill should be very proud of this report and I'd congratulate them on all their great work."