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Council set to consult on two new centres for pupils with additional learning needs

Proposed new units at Tremains Primary and Ysgol Cynwyd Sant will cater for autistic spectrum disorders and moderate learning difficulties.

Owen Donovan by Owen Donovan
5 years ago
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Council set to consult on two new centres for pupils with additional learning needs

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Bridgend Council is set to launch consultations for two new primary school units/learning resource centres for students with additional learning needs.

The first unit – set to be based at Tremains Primary in Brackla (pdf) – would cater for primary school-aged children with autistic spectrum disorders (ASD). The unit will take up to 8 pupils starting from September 2022 with admissions decided by an admissions panel.

The second unit – at Ysgol Cynwyd Sant in Maesteg (pdf) – would cater for Welsh-medium primary age pupils with moderate learning difficulties (MLD). Up to 15 places will be available from September 2022 and admissions will again be decided by a panel.

In both cases, the units will be integrated with mainstream schools, with small-group and whole-class activities taking place as appropriate.

The Tremains Primary unit will cost £82,000 and the Ysgol Cynwyd Sant unit £60,000. This appears to be mainly down to a difference in staffing with the Tremains unit having two support staff as well as a teacher and the Cynwyd Sant unit having a single teacher.

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