Schools and Learning

Apply for a School Place

Apply for Free School Meals

View Term Dates and Holidays

Pay for School Meals

Apply for Assisted Purchase of Instrument

Financial Support for Learners and their families

Apply for a Be Active Wales Fund (BAWF) grant

Report a child missing from education

Teach Pembrokeshire

Pay for County Ensemble

School Admissions & Transport

Information on how and when to apply for a school place, how you can transfers between schools and find out about what school transport is available.

Learning Pembrokeshire

Offering courses for adults in community venues and online

Pembrokeshire Music Service

Pembrokeshire Music Service Our music service offers specialist tuition on a wide range of instruments within schools.

Sport Pembrokeshire

Our Sport Pembrokeshire Team work with schools to increase the number of young people doing sport and activities in schools.

Term Dates and Holidays

Details of our school holidays; term dates and Inset days.

Pembrokeshire Youth

Pembrokeshire Youth is an integrated service comprising of the Targeted Youth Team, Youth Support Team, Community Youth Team and the Youth Justice Team.

Pembrokeshire Youth Bank

We are a group of young people aged 14 - 25 years of age who live in Pembrokeshire.

Duke Of Edinburgh Award

The Duke of Edinburgh's Award is a high quality, challenging, rewarding and enjoyable programme of personal development for anyone aged 14-25.

SERVICE INFORMATION

Schools
Find full details of all our schools in Pembrokeshire.
Inclusion and Additional Learning Needs
Information on all our Inclusion and ALN provision
School Transport
Find out about what school transport is available
School Meals
Information on school meals, free school meals, menus, cashless payments and discounts.
Grants and Financial Help
Are you entitled to any financial help to support your child at school?
School Governors
Becoming a school governor is one of the most important ways in which you can help your local school.
School Attendance and Pupil Welfare
Child Protection, Pupil Support, Term Time Holidays, Bullying, Children Missing Education and Employing Children
Springboard
Springboard is a Learning Pembrokeshire project which runs a wide range of fun, free and exciting courses for adults and families in targeted areas.
Parent Partnership Service
The Parent Partnership Service provides advice and information around educational issues. The team provide a local and informed service for all parents and carers of children and young people with Additional Learning Needs (ALN).
SACRE
The purpose of a SACRE is to advise the local authority (LA) on matters related to religious education and collective worship in state maintained schools.
Cynnydd
Cynnydd is a regional European Structural Funds programme that is aimed at supporting pupils aged 11yrs – 24yrs who are at risk of disengaging from education.
The Childcare Offer Wales
From the 1st of April 2019, all eligible working parents of 3-4 year old children living in Pembrokeshire will be able to access up to 30 hours per week of combined Childcare and Early Years Foundation Phase Education through the Childcare Offer.
School Buildings Programme
Since 1996 over £150 million has been allocated to new projects to improve school buildings and the educational environment for our young people.
Welsh In Education
Local Authorities have a statutory duty to prepare and submit Welsh in Education Strategic Plans (WESPs).
Statutory Notices
All current school reorganisation statutory notices are published on this page, with details of how to respond
School Reorganisation
You’ll find an overview of the progress with school reorganisations here, including consultation reports, statutory notices and decision letters
Estyn Report 2020
The Local Government Education Services report - by education watchdog Estyn
10 hours of Funded Early Education
All children in Wales are entitled to a free, part time early education place in an approved early years setting from the term following their 3rd birthday
Educational Charities
To be eligible for an award from the fund an individual applicant must be under the age of 25 on 31st August (in the year of application for an award from the fund) and must at the time of application be resident in the area served by the fund for a minimum period of two years.

Courses through the medium of Welsh. In order to make it viable for us to us to run courses we need a minimum number of people to take part. Our aim is to provide courses bilingually wherever possible. When you enquire about taking part in a course we will ask you if you would prefer to take part exclusively in Welsh. We will provide courses exclusively in Welsh when numbers reach the minimum level.

ID: 15, revised 13/06/2025