Ysgol Talwrn is a naturally bilingual, community school maintained by Anglesey Local Authority (LA). It is located in the small village of Talwrn a few miles outside the county town of Llangefni in the middle of the Isle of Anglesey. The school serves the local village and rural community. The school describes the area as being relatively prosperous. There are 39 pupils and children aged 4 to 11 years old on the school roll. There is a class for the Foundation Phase/Key Stage 1 and a class for Key Stage 2. Pupils are admitted to the school on a full time basis following their fourth birthday. Ten per cent (10%) of the pupils are entitled to receive free school meals, which is much lower than the county and national averages. Six (15%) of the pupils have additional learning needs (ALN); no pupils have a statement of special educational needs (SEN). A hundred per cent (100%) of the pupils are from a white ethnic background. No pupil is learning English as an additional language. No pupil is looked after by the Unitary Authority. Approximately 51% of the pupils come from homes where Welsh is spoken. Thirty six per cent (36%) of the pupils do not speak Welsh at home but they do speak Welsh although not fluently. Thirteen per cent (13%) come from non-Welsh speaking homes and are not able to speak Welsh. Welsh is used as the medium of teaching until Year 2 and both Welsh and English are used as teaching media thereafter. The school was inspected in June 2005. The present head teacher has been in post since September 2006. In 2010-2011, the school’s per capita budget is £4,159, which compares with a maximum of £15,158 and a minimum of £2,685 for primary schools in Anglesey. Of the 52 primary schools in Anglesey, the school has the 21st highest budget per pupil.