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Maesteg Comprehensive School

Secondary · Ages 11–19 · Secondary school

Ffordd Dysgu, Maesteg, Bridgend CF34 0LQ · 01656 815950

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Overview

Estyn
Inspected January 2019
Last full inspection · not in a follow-up category
Pupils
1,058
Local authority
Bridgend
Language
English medium
School language category, Welsh Government
Governance
Community
Welsh Government address list
Free school meals
34.6%
3-year average · StatsWales 2025/26
Learning needs
9.9%
Additional learning needs · StatsWales 2025/26
Still learning English
1.7%
Not yet confident · StatsWales 2025/26
Minority ethnic
4.3%
StatsWales 2025/26

From the Welsh Government’s address list of schools, DataMapWales and StatsWales.

Results

Capped 9 points score, 2024/25: 365.0 (Wales: 354.3).

Welsh Government’s interim Key Stage 4 measures for Year 11 (points scores), from My Local School, and never set beside England’s.

Capped 9

22/2323/2424/252022/23: 351.5 (Wales 358.1) (Similar schools 331.5)351.52023/24: 351.3 (Wales 352.1) (Similar schools 332.5)351.32024/25: 365.0 (Wales 354.3) (Similar schools 332.9)365.0Wales 354.3

Estyn

Estyn inspects schools in Wales. Its follow-up category: not in follow-up. Its last full inspection was in January 2019. That was before Estyn stopped grading in 2022, and the report judged: Standards adequate and needs improvement; Wellbeing and attitudes to learning adequate and needs improvement; Teaching and learning experiences adequate and needs improvement; Care, support and guidance good; Leadership and management adequate and needs improvement.

Last full inspection
January 2019
Published 25 Mar 2019
Latest report
Nov 2025
Interim visit letter

Estyn page

Judgements · 2017 framework

StandardsAdequate
Wellbeing and attitudes to learningAdequate
Teaching and learning experiencesAdequate
Care, support and guidanceGood
Leadership and managementAdequate

Recommendations · January 2019

  1. Improve standards and the progress that pupils make in lessons in developing their knowledge, understanding and skills.
  2. Improve pupils' resilience and independence in learning.
  3. Improve the effectiveness of teaching.
  4. Ensure that middle leaders are held fully accountable for raising standards and improving the effectiveness of teaching in their areas of responsibility.

All reports

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