St Martin's Comprehensive School
| St Martin's Comprehensive School | |
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St.Martin's Road Caerphilly , , CF83 1UW | |
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| Type | Comprehensive school |
| Motto | Learning together, Achieving forever |
| Local authority | Caerphilly County Borough Council |
| Head teacher | Lee Jarvis |
| Gender | Mixed gender |
| Age | 11 to 18 |
| Website | http://www.stmartins.caerphilly.sch.uk/ |
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St Martin's Comprehensive School is a comprehensive school in the County borough of Caerphilly in Mid Glamorgan, Wales. It is located in Caerphilly town. The head teacher is Lee Jarvis.[1]The school website states the aim of school is that "each individual student leaves us having succeeded to the best of their ability."[2]
Governors
As of the 4th of september 2017 the clerk of the governors was Ms Lisa Jones. The other governors were:
- Rev Mark Greenway-Robins
- Mrs Belinda Stenner
- Mr Dilwyn Jones
- Mrs Sue Rivers
- Mr Lee Jarvis (headteacher)
- Mr Mike Kennard
- Mrs Rebecca Owen
- CB Stephen Kent
- Miss Elaine A Thomas
- Mr Mark Yeoman
- Mr Tony Graham
- Mr Steve Jones
- Mrs Claire Barry
- Mr Jack Gordon
- Ms Leanne Moore
- Mrs Jo Underwood
- Mr Matthew Lewis
There were also 3 vacancies. [3]
Feeder schools
The majority of the students would have attended prior to starting at the school one of the following primary schools:
- Cwrt Rawlin Primary School
- Rhydri Primary
- St James Primary
- Plasyfelin Primary
- Coed-y-Brain Primary
- The Twyn School[4]
External links
References
- ^ e"St Martin's School Staff List 2016-17".
- ^ "St Martins School website".
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