Llangrove School is set in the heart of the village community of Llangrove, near the Wye Valley, and serves a large rural catchment area. Many of our children live in the village, others come from other local villages and the nearby market towns of Ross-on-Wye and Monmouth. 

Llangrove CE Primary School offers children an excellent education. In November 2007, the school was praised by Ofsted as being a good school, with some outstanding features. The pupils achieve good academic results, and also benefit from the personalised, holistic education they receive in the environment of a small school. Llangrove is ranked fifth highest in Herefordshire in terms of the progress pupils make between Key Stages 1 (7 years) and 2 (11 years). It has achieved the nationally recognised “Activemark” award for the last two years. The school also offers a wide variety of very well attended daily after-school and breakfast clubs.

Our school comprises three classrooms grouped around an open practical area: a hall, music/IT suite, library, changing facilities and toilets. We offer a high level of ICT provision. Each classroom is well resourced, with all classrooms fully networked and having an interactive whiteboard.

Our generous and attractively planted playing field features a “Tarzan Trail” and large wooden musical instruments. The playground is painted with brightly coloured markings which the children use to play a wide variety of games. There is an outdoor classroom for learning for our Foundation Stage and Key Stage one pupils to access. There is also an ecological area with a pond and the school is working towards “Eco School” status. The whole environment of the school provides a wonderful stimulus for learning and play.