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08:54 AM - 4 Sep 2025

Our Key Stage 4 Information Evening for families of Year 10 and 11 pupils will take place on Wednesday 10th September 2025. This will commence in the main hall at 6.00pm. We look forward to welcoming you all— StJohnsAberdare () Sep 4, 2025

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08:48 AM - 4 Sep 2025

Our Annual Open Evening for families of Year 5 and 6 will take place on Thursday 25th September 2025. Follow the link for admissions details stjohnbaptist.co.uk/195/admi…— StJohnsAberdare () Sep 4, 2025

14:25 PM - 31 Aug 2025

The new school year begins tomorrow (1st September 2025) with two staff training days. All pupils return on Wednesday 3rd September 2025. We look forward to seeing everyone. Keep up to date with our school calendar by visiting the website and subscribe  stjohnbaptist.co.uk/214/cale…— StJohnsAberdare () Aug 31, 2025

18:17 PM - 21 Aug 2025

So proud of the students at and who have secured impressive GCSE results today. Well done on your achievements and we look forward to many of you returning in September. Thank you to our dedicated staff for their hard work and commitment 🙌🏻— Marc Belli () August 21, 2025

12:15 PM - 14 Aug 2025

Congratulations to students at and who have achieved wonderful A level results today. I’m so proud of your success and wish you every happiness in your exciting new adventures. Thank you to our fantastic staff who have supported these outcomes 🙌🏻— Marc Belli () August 14, 2025

17:46 PM - 18 Jul 2025

The school is now closed for the summer holidays. Wishing all pupils, staff and families a deserved break. We look forward to welcoming everyone in September— StJohnsAberdare () Jul 18, 2025

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11:46 AM - 16 Jul 2025

Pupils collecting their award for the 2025 Welsh Heritage Schools Initiative at the Swansea Waterfront Museum— StJohnsAberdare () Jul 16, 2025

18:27 PM - 12 Jul 2025

pic.twitter.com/TgVk6inr4w— Mrs Long () July 12, 2025

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18:10 PM - 12 Jul 2025

Yum… burgers! pic.twitter.com/pATbEMy0Yh— Mrs Long () July 12, 2025

18:10 PM - 12 Jul 2025

Disney bound…. pic.twitter.com/zJ54RefKWu— Mrs Long () July 12, 2025

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