Tenby Voluntary Controlled Infants School is an English medium infant school with an attached Welsh medium unit, situated on the outskirts of the sea-side town of Tenby and is maintained by Pembrokeshire local authority. There are currently 202 pupils on roll aged from three to seven years. Seventy-three per cent of pupils are educated through the medium of English and the remaining 27% through the medium of Welsh. Most pupils come from homes in which the predominant language is English. Seven per cent of the pupils come from homes where Welsh is spoken, and very few have English as an additional language. Eight per cent of pupils are entitled to free school meals, which is significantly lower than the average for primary schools in Wales. The school has identified approximately 7% of its pupils as having additional learning needs. Again, this is significantly lower than the average for Wales. The present headteacher was appointed in 1998, and the school was last inspected in March 2008. The individual school budget per pupil for Tenby Voluntary Controlled Infants School in 2013-2014 means that the budget is £3,624 per pupil. The maximum per pupil in the primary schools in Pembrokeshire is £6,304 and the minimum is £3,270. The school is 45th out of the 61 primary schools in Pembrokeshire in terms of its school budget per pupil.