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Schools in Jameston · Welsh Government, DfE register

Welsh-medium schools are rarer in Jameston: 0%, below Wales’s schools

Measured that way, Jameston is below Wales’s schools (22%). 1 state-funded school is located in Jameston’s built-up area. Wales doesn’t publish school-level results comparable with England’s Key Stage 2 and GCSE tables, so Welsh towns have no School Grade; Jameston’s overall grade uses its other subjects.

State schools
1
1 primary, 0 secondary
Pupils
25
Welsh Government school census
Welsh-medium
0 of 1
mainstream schools
School Grade
Not graded
Wales doesn’t publish school-level results
What stands out · In brief

What stands out about Jameston’s schools

Faith schools

Manorbier V.C.P. School have a religious character; some give priority by church attendance when full. Getting a place ↓

Written from the Welsh Government’s list of schools and DfE’s register on this page.

Map

Where Jameston’s state school is

Each school at its address, coloured by its teaching language and sized by pupils. Open a school for its own page. The dashed shape is Jameston’s built-up area.

PrimarySecondarySpecial, nursery, 16–19Size: pupilsWelsh-mediumDual languageEnglish-medium

Most schools give places by distance once siblings are in, so the schools nearest a home matter more than any league table.

Welsh and English

Which language Jameston’s schools teach in

Mainstream state schools by the Welsh Government’s language category. The black tick is the share across Wales.

Welsh-medium 00%
Dual language 00%
English-medium 1100%

No Welsh-medium primary in Jameston. Welsh-medium schools teach mainly in Welsh and bring pupils to fluency in both languages; English-medium schools teach Welsh as a subject; dual-language schools teach in both.

Getting a place

How school places work in Jameston

Pembrokeshire Council handles applications for every state school in Jameston. You apply to the council where you live, even for a school in another area.

Starting school or moving to secondaryApply to Pembrokeshire Council. Each Welsh council sets its own closing dates, usually in the autumn or winter before a September start.
Welsh-medium or English-mediumFamilies choose. Welsh-medium schools take children from homes that speak no Welsh, and teach them in Welsh from the start.
Moving mid-yearAsk the council for an in-year place; it tells you which schools have room.

When a school is full

Every school publishes its admissions rules. Children in care come first, then, at most schools, brothers and sisters of current pupils, then those who live nearest. 1 of Jameston’s 1 mainstream schools have a religious character; some of them give priority by church attendance, so check each school’s rules. Infant classes are limited to 30 by law. If you’re refused a place, you can appeal to an independent panel.

The schools

1 state school in Jameston

Every state school in Jameston, from DfE’s register of schools (GIAS) and the Welsh Government’s list of schools (pupils, language). Wales publishes no school-level results. Each school has its own page.

Primary schools1 · phase from the school’s name

Pupils: Welsh Government school census, as in its April 2026 list of schools.

Neighbours

Jameston and the places around it

State schools and Welsh-medium schools in the built-up areas around Jameston.

TenbyPembrokeWoodenSaundersfootPembroke DockKilgettyNeylandTenbyPembrokeWoodenSaundersfootPembroke DockKilgettyNeylandJameston
TownSchoolsWelsh-medium
Jameston
1 school
10
Tenby
4 schools · 4.5 mi
41
Pembroke
4 schools · 4.7 mi
41
Wooden
0 schools · 5.6 mi
00
Saundersfoot
1 school · 5.9 mi
10
Pembroke Dock
2 schools · 6.1 mi
20
Kilgetty
1 school · 6.8 mi
10
Neyland
2 schools · 7.1 mi
20
How to read these numbers

Wales doesn’t publish school-level results

  • Not published in Wales. England publishes each school’s Key Stage 2 and GCSE results; Wales publishes no school-level results tables comparable with them. Estyn inspects Welsh schools and publishes a report on each, without a one-word judgement. So we list Jameston’s schools and leave the School Grade out, rather than grade Welsh towns on a different measure.
  • Estyn. Each school’s latest inspection report is on Estyn’s website: search by the school’s name. estyn.gov.wales ↗

Questions about schools in Jameston

Are schools in Jameston good?

Wales doesn’t publish school-level results, so Welsh towns, Jameston among them, have no School Grade. The overall grade uses the other subjects.

How many state schools are in Jameston?

1 open state-funded school is located in Jameston’s built-up area: 1 primary, 0 secondary and 0 other.

Are there Welsh-medium schools in Jameston?

None of the mainstream state schools inside Jameston’s built-up area teaches mainly in Welsh; Pembrokeshire Council can say which Welsh-medium school serves the area.

How do I apply for a school place in Jameston?

Through Pembrokeshire Council, which sets its own closing dates for primary and secondary places.

Why do Jameston’s schools have no grades?

Wales doesn’t publish school-level results comparable with England’s tests and GCSE tables, so we don’t grade Welsh schools or towns on schools. Estyn publishes an inspection report on each school.

Sources: DfE Get Information about Schools (16 October 2026), Welsh establishments; Welsh Government address list of schools in Wales (April 2026: language, sector, pupils). All under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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