We teach young people with complex learning needs, including autism (ASD), moderate to severe learning difficulties, physical difficulties, and social, emotional and behavioural needs.
Our vision: bringing out the best
The key to Maesgwyn’s success is helping our pupils become healthy, confident learners. We build on a foundation of wellbeing, with a balance of academic and vocational learning, so every young person reaches the best standards they can and leaves us ambitious and capable for the rest of their lives.
We support every learner to become an ethically informed citizen of Wales and the wider world, and an effective member of their community.
- 11 to 19
- Age range, Key Stage 3 to post-16
- Small
- Classes, each with a class LSA for most of the day
- TISUK
- Trauma and Mental Health Informed School
- UNICEF
- Rights Respecting School
Take a look around
Our showreel gives a feel for a normal day at Maesgwyn. Our transition video is made for young people who are about to join us.
Who’s who
- Mr Dean MogfordHeadteacher
- Mr Steven CruickshankDeputy Headteacher
- Mrs Kayleigh DandoHead of Wellbeing
- Mr Chris ParkerChair of Governors