Pupils and teachers at St Athan Primary School are preparing to return after the half term break.
Around 240 people had to be evacuated from the school when a big fire gutted one wing of the building earlier this month.
Pupils switched to remote learning - but it's now been confirmed the school will reopen next Monday.
Meanwhile, Vale of Glamorgan Council has praised "overwhelming offers of support" for the school in the wake of the fire.
Staff from the council's educational psychology service have put in specific measures for children and staff who may be vulnerable - or who may have additional learning needs ahead of next week's return.
Support is being offered for all pupils and staff while the building is made safe.
A former St Athan pupil set up a GoFundMe page in aid of the school which has now reached around £2,550, while the school's PTA (parent teacher association) is organising a raffle to raise extra funds.
Local businesses have also stepped in - with Fonmon Castle offering free entry to pupils during half term and Cardiff Airport also asking if it can assist.
The council-run Big Fresh Catering Company has also been providing free school meals for pupils from St Athan Library with the help of volunteers.
Council leader Lis Burnett said: "I would like to offer my heartfelt thanks to everyone who has offered their support following the fire at St Athan Primary School."
“In just a week and a half, the outpouring of support, as well as people’s willingness to help, has been incredibly touching."
“This is a testament to the strength of community spirit that exists in the Vale, as we came together in such adverse circumstances.”
Even while pupils reverted to remote learning, Vale Council said it had received "many kind offers" to bring classmates together again in person.
The Vale Sports Team has offered provision of additional extra-curricular activities and The Gathering Place in St Athan offered to hold a free film and social gathering so that learners can see their friends.
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