Llanwenog Voluntary Aided Primary School is situated in the village of Llanwenog, in the county of Ceredigion. The school serves the local area in addition to nearby villages. The school is part of a partnership with two nearby schools, namely Cwrtnewydd and Llanwnnen schools. The three schools will close and merge during 2016 into a new school, which is being built in the village of Drefach. There are 34 pupils aged between 4 and 11 on roll and they are admitted on a full-time basis in the September after they reach their fourth birthday. They are arranged into two mixed-age classes. About 3% of pupils are eligible for free school meals, which is considerably lower than the county and national percentage. There are 15% of pupils with additional learning needs, which is lower than the national percentage. A very few pupils have a statement of special educational needs. Fifty-nine per cent of pupils come from homes in which Welsh is the main language of communication. Very few pupils are from an ethnic minority background. The headteacher has been in post since April 2014. The school was last inspected in June 2009. The individual school budget in 2014-2015 per pupil for Llanwenog Primary School is £5,299. The maximum per pupil in primary schools in Ceredigion is £8,697 and the minimum is £3,038. Llanwenog Primary School is in 11th place of the 51 primary schools in Ceredigion in terms of the school budget per pupil.