Queen Elizabeth High School
Llansteffan Road, Johnstown, Carmarthen, SA31 3NL
- 01267 245300
- admin@qehs.carms.sch.uk
- photos
Project Overview
Queen Elizabeth High School was created as part of the Authority’s School Modernisation Programme. The school which was built on the Johnstown site replaced Queen Elizabeth Cambria and Queen Elizabeth Maridunum secondary schools to provide Carmarthen Town with a new secondary school fit for the 21st Century.
Project Cost
The project cost was £29m. Funded 53% by Welsh Government through its 21st Century Schools and Colleges Programme and 47% by the Local Authority's Modernising Education Programme.
Contractor
Carillion Plc
Occupation date
September 2008
Education & Schools
COVID-19 - School FAQs
Bilingual education
Find a school
School Admissions / Changing schools
- Apply for a school place: 3 year olds
- Apply for a Primary school place
- Moving up to Secondary School
- Changing schools
- Awarding school places: Criteria
- Catchment areas
- Appeals: Refused a school place
Additional Learning Needs
- Statutory Assessment of Educational Needs
- Educational & child psychology
- Specialist provision
- Ability to learn
- Reading and writing
- Number or maths
- Motor Skills
- Speech, Language & Communication
- Severe Learning Difficulties
- Hearing Loss
- Visual Impairment
- Physical and medical problems
- Autism
- English/Welsh as an Additional Language
- Behavioural, Emotional and Social Skills
- Gypsies and Travellers
- Concentration
- Parent Partnership Service
- Voice of the child / young person
- Additional learning needs: Decision-making process
- Terminology Guide
School transport
Emergency school closures
Home schooling - Elective Home Education (EHE)
Adult learning
- English GCSE for adults
- Maths GCSE for adults
- British Sign Language
- Information for learners
- ESOL
- Essential skills in Maths and English
- Digital Literacy Skills
School term dates
Road safety
School meals
ParentPay
Pendine Outdoor Education Centre
Youth Support
- Duke of Edinburgh Award
- College provision for year 11’s
- Not in education or employment?
- Cynnydd
- Cam Nesa
Participation and children's rights
School sport & leisure
More from Education & Schools