The Welsh Blood Service will be at Maesteg Sports Centre next week, to keep up the demand of supplying 450 donations a day to the hospitals in Wales. A single donation can be broken down into different components, so it can be used in various ways to help save lives.Anyone aged between 17 and 66, […]

Ysgol Maesteg pupils Kayla Smith (Yr.13), Freya Davies (Yr.10) & Leah O’Connor (Yr.9) recently competed in the Dallas Trampoline & Tumbling 2018 Cup. The girls competed in The Level 10 15+ Female category against gymnasts from all over America. In the Prelims Kayla finished 1st, Freya finished 6th & Leah came 2nd place which meant […]

Last week, our year 10 BBC reporters were invited to visit an event organised by the BBC in Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff. ‘School Report Goes Digital’ is part of the BBC Academy’s Digital Cities initiative, which aims to boost young people’s digital skills.Throughout the day, our students took part in three workshops, which included filming […]

Dear Parent/Guardian,We have just received the following email from the local authority:‘The local authority’s priority is to educate children and young people, and we will do everything in our power to keep our schools open.  Any decision to close our schools is always taken as a last resort.However, as a result of national weather warnings […]

This week Maesteg School will proudly present We Will Rock You* and we caught up with two of the main cast, Thomas Mines (Year 12) who plays Galileo and Sophie Thomas (Year 9) who plays Scaramoush to tell us all about it.Thank you for taking time out of rehearsals to chat. What can we expect from WWRY… […]

Maesteg School were fortunate enough to be chosen by the WRU to receive a‘Once in a lifetime’ opportunity, due to our participation and achievements in rugby the past year. As a school, we boast the best statistics nationally for girl’s participation in rugby; alongside this, we have experienced fantastic success throughout the year groups; Ospreys […]