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Plans and design for the new Mynydd Cynffig Primary School revealed

The new school will be built at the current Mynydd Cynffig junior school site, alongside a new 26-plot allotment.

Owen Donovan by Owen Donovan
3 years ago
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Plans and design for the new Mynydd Cynffig Primary School revealed
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A pre-application consultation has been launched for a new £10.2million primary school in Kenfig Hill.

Junior school site selected to go forward as Mynydd Cynffig replacement
Education

Junior school site selected to go forward as Mynydd Cynffig replacement

14/09/2020
Junior school site selected to go forward as Mynydd Cynffig replacement
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Council seeks to address concerns over new single-site Mynydd Cynffig school

05/02/2022
Junior school site selected to go forward as Mynydd Cynffig replacement
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Plans for a new single-site Mynydd Cynffig Primary School progress

18/10/2021

Towards the end of 2020, Bridgend Council finalised the option of building a new two-form entry single-site primary school at the current Mynydd Cynffig junior school site.

The current infant school site is said to be in a poor state of repair, made worse by a failure in the heating system in November 2019.

A new 26-plot allotment – which would be built first – would be provided to the north of the existing Pwllygath allotments, with its own access road.

The Kenfig Hill air cadet squadron – which has lost its centre as part of these school plans – has since merged with Porthcawl’s.

The consultation is open until 8th December 2023. All of the documents/plans and details on how to respond online are available here.

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