#new-school — Public Fediverse posts
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Urbanworld Festival to Accept AI-Generated Films for 30th Anniversary, Launches ‘UrbanworldAI’ in Partnership with NY’s New School (EXCLUSIVE)
#Variety #News #NewSchool #StacySpikes #Urbanworldhttps://variety.com/2026/film/news/urbanworld-festival-accept-ai-films-30th-anniversary-1236781077/
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Urbanworld Festival to Accept AI-Generated Films for 30th Anniversary, Launches ‘UrbanworldAI’ in Partnership with NY’s New School (EXCLUSIVE)
#Variety #News #NewSchool #StacySpikes #Urbanworldhttps://variety.com/2026/film/news/urbanworld-festival-accept-ai-films-30th-anniversary-1236781077/
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Urbanworld Festival to Accept AI-Generated Films for 30th Anniversary, Launches ‘UrbanworldAI’ in Partnership with NY’s New School (EXCLUSIVE)
#Variety #News #NewSchool #StacySpikes #Urbanworldhttps://variety.com/2026/film/news/urbanworld-festival-accept-ai-films-30th-anniversary-1236781077/
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Urbanworld Festival to Accept AI-Generated Films for 30th Anniversary, Launches ‘UrbanworldAI’ in Partnership with NY’s New School (EXCLUSIVE)
#Variety #News #NewSchool #StacySpikes #Urbanworldhttps://variety.com/2026/film/news/urbanworld-festival-accept-ai-films-30th-anniversary-1236781077/
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Urbanworld Festival to Accept AI-Generated Films for 30th Anniversary, Launches ‘UrbanworldAI’ in Partnership with NY’s New School (EXCLUSIVE)
#Variety #News #NewSchool #StacySpikes #Urbanworldhttps://variety.com/2026/film/news/urbanworld-festival-accept-ai-films-30th-anniversary-1236781077/
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Urbanworld Festival to Accept AI-Generated Films for 30th Anniversary, Launches ‘UrbanworldAI’ in Partnership with NY’s New School (EXCLUSIVE)
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LLANELLI: ‘£35m black hole’ row erupts over Ysgol Heol Goffa funding — days after consultation opens
Parents being asked this month for their views on Llanelli’s promised £35m new special school have been caught in the middle of a political row — after a council meeting revealed the funding behind the project has not yet been signed off.
Labour claims a “£35m black hole” sits beneath the plans for the new Ysgol Heol Goffa after Carmarthenshire’s education cabinet member confirmed at Wednesday’s full council meeting that funding for the project has not yet been formally committed — by either the council or the Plaid Cymru Welsh Government.
Pressed in a supplementary question on the absence of ring-fenced funds for the school in the council’s capital budget, Cllr Glynog Davies told the chamber: “Well no, it hasn’t been confirmed, neither had it been confirmed in the past because that business case had not been presented and approved.
“But as I said, we have an excellent track record. I have confidence in the team of officers that we have in the department and those plans we present I can assure you are robust — and we are moving forward at pace, and once that business case is presented, we will get an affirmative answer I hope.”
In practical terms: the council pays a quarter of the cost and the Welsh Government three-quarters — but the government’s share is only confirmed once the council submits a detailed business case for the project, which has not yet happened. The council says that is the normal sequence and its track record of winning approval is strong; Labour’s fear is that “not yet confirmed” becomes “not affordable”, as it did when the last version of this school was scrapped in 2024.
On Friday — two days after the chamber exchange — Cllr Davies went further, issuing a statement branding Labour’s claims “unfounded” and giving parents a direct assurance that the school will be built.
“Work on designing the larger 150 pupil school on a new site is well advanced, so I can assure parents, staff and learners that there is no intention to pull out now,” he said. “Changing government in Cardiff has no bearing on this, because government funding depends on presenting the full business case, which will happen shortly.”
He accused Labour councillors of misrepresenting the process “for cheap political purposes” — saying it was “reprehensible” for them “to cause unnecessary distress on this issue”.
The school for pupils with additional learning needs has had a turbulent decade. A replacement for the ageing building was first pledged ten years ago — before the council scrapped the plans in May 2024 citing rising costs, prompting a campaign by parents, unions and town councillors that gathered a petition of more than 9,000 signatures.
The council re-committed in June 2025, and a month later approved a £35m, 150-place school near Ysgol Pen Rhos, with a planned opening of September 2029 — though a question mark over the funding followed the new Plaid Cymru Welsh Government into office. The formal consultation on the project opened this week.
The funding question was raised at Wednesday’s meeting first by Cllr Rob James — the council’s former Labour group leader, who defected to the Greens and stood for the party in May’s Senedd election — before Labour opposition group leader Cllr Deryk Cundy pressed the administration on whether the Welsh Government would guarantee the 75 per cent contribution towards the build that he said had previously been allocated.
Answering in Welsh through the chamber’s simultaneous translation service, Cllr Davies said the council was working closely with the Welsh Government through its Sustainable Communities for Learning programme — and that the government had approved the council’s strategic outline programme in summer 2024, which included a project for additional learning needs in Llanelli, with Heol Goffa “viewed as part of that review”.
“Every project is subject to an individual business case approval,” he said. “We as a county have a very good track record for these schemes that we present. With special schools, as in this case, a 75 per cent contribution from the government — but this is dependent on the final business case. We haven’t got to that stage yet.”
Switching to English, he added: “And I have to correct you, Deryk — the former Labour government had not given the guaranteed allocation to the previous Heol Goffa project. But we will continue to work constructively with Welsh Government as we have done in the past to present a strong and robust case for investment.”
Earlier in the meeting, responding to Cllr James, the cabinet member said the council had invested £500,000 in the school in summer 2024 on top of its delegated budget, that pupil numbers remained “within an appropriate capacity” — and that the school “is not currently considered to be overcrowded”.
Speaking after the meeting, Cllr Cundy said there had been “written confirmation of a 75% top up from the previous Labour Welsh Government, awaiting the request for funds, which was never received from the County Council” — and that since the change of government in Cardiff, “this has not been ratified”. Cllr Davies had rejected the premise in the chamber, telling him the former Labour government “had not given the guaranteed allocation” to the previous project.
“Clearly, despite all the public fanfares, no money has been actually committed to the new Ysgol Heol Goffa,” Cllr Cundy said. “My biggest fear is that Plaid will claim again — at some point in the future — that it doesn’t have enough money to proceed with the new school, as they have in the past.”
Llanelli Labour town councillor and longstanding campaigner Shaun Greaney said the school community would be “devastated” if the funding position set out in the chamber was correct.
“How can they treat the Ysgol Heol Goffa community in such an awful way yet again?” he said. “Don’t they believe Ysgol Heol Goffa pupils deserve equality? Personally, I think they are a disgrace and should all resign.”
Labour county councillor Martyn Palfreman said pupils, parents and staff had been “badly let down”, accusing the Plaid-led council of “putting Llanelli last”.
But a markedly different account emerged from a briefing held for parents and governors on the same morning as the council meeting — attended by Reform UK county councillor Michelle Beer.
Cllr Beer said the session with the council’s director of education Owain Lloyd had been “positive and constructive”, with initial visual designs for the new school shared and “reassurance provided on a number of key issues” — and encouraged families to take part in the consultation.
The exchange comes amid wider pressure over provision at the school — with Llanelli Town Council recently backing calls for a dedicated school nurse, an issue that earlier this year drew the intervention of the Children’s Commissioner for Wales.
For families, the practical reality is this: the consultation is genuine and open until Tuesday 21 July, the designs exist, the cabinet member says there is “no intention to pull out now” — but the money that builds it rides on a business case that is yet to be written, and the date every parent is holding onto is September 2029. Have your say on the proposals here.
Related stories from Swansea Bay News
LLANELLI: £35m new Ysgol Heol Goffa to open in 2029 after years of uncertainty — but funding question hangs over Plaid Cymru government
Our report from May — when the funding question first followed the new government into office.LLANELLI: Consultation opens on £35m Ysgol Heol Goffa rebuild — two years after council scrapped the last one
The consultation now open to families — and how to take part.LLANELLI: Town councillors to vote on motion demanding dedicated nurse for special school
The campaign for a dedicated nurse at Ysgol Heol Goffa.CHILDREN’S COMMISSIONER STEPS IN: Watchdog demands meeting with health board over special school nurse crisis
#CarmarthenshireCountyCouncil #CllrDerykCundy #CllrGlynogDavies #CllrRobJames #CllrShaunGreaney #education #HeolGoffa #Llanelli #MichelleBeer #newSchool #specialSchool #YsgolHeolGoffa #YsgolPenRhos
When the watchdog intervened over the school’s nurse provision earlier this year. -
#Austerity Crap Hits the #NewSchool in #NYC, as staff & fac are cut
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#Austerity Crap Hits the #NewSchool in #NYC, as staff & fac are cut
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#Austerity Crap Hits the #NewSchool in #NYC, as staff & fac are cut
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#Austerity Crap Hits the #NewSchool in #NYC, as staff & fac are cut
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#Austerity Crap Hits the #NewSchool in #NYC, as staff & fac are cut
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/116799/ New School quietly hires controversial professor who led anti-Israel campus protests #campus #funding #Israel #Metro #NewSchool #students #UsNews
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/95448/ TNS student senate cuts ties with Hillel chapter over trips to Israel #CAIR #Hillel #Israel #JewishVoiceForPeace #NewSchool #NewYorkCity #ProPalestinianGroups #ZohranMamdani
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Moved Kids From US to Spain; Going Better Than Expected, Surprises
Everyone said the same thing when my husband and I shared our plans to move from Connecticut to…
#Spain #ES #Europe #Europa #EU #boy #dayfestivity #friend #husband #kid #languagebarrier #month #move #newschool #peer #spanish #time #US #way
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Moved Kids From US to Spain; Going Better Than Expected, Surprises https://www.byteseu.com/1947207/ #boy #business #DayFestivity #friend #husband #kid #LanguageBarrier #month #move #NewSchool #peer #Spain #spanish #time #US #way
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Tonight is some Morton Feldman with the JACK Quartet and Amy Williams
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Tonight is some Morton Feldman with the JACK Quartet and Amy Williams
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Tonight is some Morton Feldman with the JACK Quartet and Amy Williams
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Tonight is some Morton Feldman with the JACK Quartet and Amy Williams
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Tonight is some Morton Feldman with the JACK Quartet and Amy Williams
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I am hoping that tonight's performance of Messiaen's Quartet for the End of Time will not prove prescient
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I am hoping that tonight's performance of Messiaen's Quartet for the End of Time will not prove prescient
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I am hoping that tonight's performance of Messiaen's Quartet for the End of Time will not prove prescient
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I am hoping that tonight's performance of Messiaen's Quartet for the End of Time will not prove prescient
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I am hoping that tonight's performance of Messiaen's Quartet for the End of Time will not prove prescient
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AMMANFORD: Questions raised over future of school land as council stays silent
A Carmarthenshire councillor is demanding answers over land purchased for a new school in Ammanford, after years of promises with no sign of building work on the horizon.
Carmarthenshire County Council confirmed in 2023 — following questions from Green Party councillor Rob James — that it had bought land for a new school in the town, with Welsh-medium provision described as a priority. At the time the purchase was seen as a significant step forward after more than a decade of discussion about modernising education in the area.
But despite the land acquisition, there has been no public update on when — or whether — a school will actually be built there.
Recent council decisions have focused on reconfiguring nursery provision within existing schools, with no corresponding announcement on the new build. That silence has prompted Cllr James to write formally to the Cabinet Member for Education seeking answers.
He wants the council to confirm whether it still owns the land, whether the project remains active, and whether alternative brownfield sites have been fully considered as part of a sustainable approach to development.
Cllr James, who is also the Welsh Green Party‘s Senedd candidate for Sir Gaerfyrddin, said residents had been hearing about new school plans in Ammanford for years without seeing any results.
“The council has even gone as far as purchasing land, yet there is still no clear timeline for when a new school will be built,” he said. “People deserve to know what is happening with the land that has been purchased and whether this long-promised investment is still going ahead.”
The Green councillor said the condition of existing school buildings made the lack of progress all the more frustrating.
“Having visited the schools in Ammanford, I know that the environment in which pupils are being taught in is not fit for purpose,” he said.
The need to modernise education provision in Ammanford has been recognised since at least the early 2010s, when proposals for new and reorganised schools first featured in the council’s Modernising Education Programme. More than a decade on, the community is still waiting for a clear plan — and Carmarthenshire is not alone in facing questions about the future of its schools, with rural communities across the county facing the threat of closures as the council presses ahead with its wider modernisation programme.
Cllr James has form for holding the council to account on infrastructure and investment. He has previously challenged transport plans he said left west Wales communities behind, and the Ammanford area has featured in broader debates about investment in the region’s towns and transport links.
Cllr James said the issue was ultimately one of transparency and accountability.
“After more than a decade of discussion, the community deserves clear answers,” he said.
Carmarthenshire County Council has responded to say that they are not able to provide a comment to Swansea Bay News on this during the pre-election period for May’s Senedd election
Related stories from Swansea Bay News
Rural schools under threat: Carmarthenshire communities face piecemeal closures as council defends tough decisions
Carmarthenshire communities have been fighting to keep local schools open as the council presses ahead with its modernisation programme.Future of Llanelli, Ammanford and Carmarthen town centres set out in new plans
New plans set out the council’s vision for the future of Carmarthenshire’s main town centres.Metro row: Carmarthenshire councillor blasts ‘Swansea-centric’ transport vision
Cllr Rob James challenged transport plans he said left west Wales communities behind.Labour candidate backs metro link to Ammanford and Llanelli as debate grows over west Wales transport
The debate over transport investment in west Wales intensified as candidates staked out their positions.Former Carmarthenshire Labour leader defects to Green Party
#Ammanford #CllrRobJames #education #GreenParty #ModernisingEducation #newSchool #SeneddElection #SeneddElection2026 #WelshMediumEducation
A high-profile defection boosted the Green Party’s growing presence in Carmarthenshire politics. -
https://www.alojapan.com/1463184/kadena-hs-ms-mendoza-12th-grade/ Kadena HS, Ms. Mendoza, 12th grade #deployment #dodea #DodeaPacific #KadenaHighSchool #MakingFriends #MilitaryBrat #MilitaryChild #MilitaryChildren #MilitaryFamily #momc #MonthOfTheMilitaryChild #moving #NewSchool #news #Okinawa #OkinawaNews #pcs #school #StarsAndStripes #StarsAndStripesMomc #StarsAndStripesMonthlyOfTheMilitaryChild #Students #transfers #沖縄 I’d do it all over again (Tiffany Padgett, Kadena High School Senior) Growi
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https://www.alojapan.com/1463184/kadena-hs-ms-mendoza-12th-grade/ Kadena HS, Ms. Mendoza, 12th grade #deployment #dodea #DodeaPacific #KadenaHighSchool #MakingFriends #MilitaryBrat #MilitaryChild #MilitaryChildren #MilitaryFamily #momc #MonthOfTheMilitaryChild #moving #NewSchool #news #Okinawa #OkinawaNews #pcs #school #StarsAndStripes #StarsAndStripesMomc #StarsAndStripesMonthlyOfTheMilitaryChild #Students #transfers #沖縄 I’d do it all over again (Tiffany Padgett, Kadena High School Senior) Growi
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DJ Rubber - Elektronensturm 10
https://soundcloud.com/dj_rubber/elektronensturm-10
#electro #e-l-e-k-t-r-o #djmix #electromix #vocoder #oldschool #newschool
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DJ Rubber - Elektronensturm 10
https://soundcloud.com/dj_rubber/elektronensturm-10
#electro #e-l-e-k-t-r-o #djmix #electromix #vocoder #oldschool #newschool
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DJ Rubber - Elektronensturm 10
https://soundcloud.com/dj_rubber/elektronensturm-10
#electro #e-l-e-k-t-r-o #djmix #electromix #vocoder #oldschool #newschool
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DJ Rubber - Elektronensturm 10
https://soundcloud.com/dj_rubber/elektronensturm-10
#electro #e-l-e-k-t-r-o #djmix #electromix #vocoder #oldschool #newschool
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DJ Rubber - Elektronensturm 10
https://soundcloud.com/dj_rubber/elektronensturm-10
#electro #e-l-e-k-t-r-o #djmix #electromix #vocoder #oldschool #newschool
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#Newschool where 'every pupil will feel understood'
https://kensbookinfo.blogspot.com/p/uk.html#lpool_echoXi's article on key tasks of #China's current economic
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https://kensbookinfo.blogspot.com/p/world-capitals.html#Brussels#US military preparing for potentially weeks-long #Iran
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New School Opens in City Center
https://newsletter.tf/new-school-city-center-opening/
A new school for young children has opened in the city center. It will help families find good places for their kids to learn and play.
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New School Opens in City Center
A new school has opened its doors in the city center today. It is designed for young children and offers a safe place for them to learn and grow. Parents can now find another option for their children's education.
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New School Opens in City Center
https://newsletter.tf/new-school-city-center-opening/
A new school for young children has opened in the city center. It will help families find good places for their kids to learn and play.
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New School Opens in City Center
A new school has opened its doors in the city center today. It is designed for young children and offers a safe place for them to learn and grow. Parents can now find another option for their children's education.
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The New York Times - Breaking News, US News, World News and Videos [Unofficial] @[email protected] ·Epstein Used Cash to Wield His Influence at Columbia and N.Y.U.
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Green light for £30m rebuild of Llangatwg Community School as council approves major new campus
The project will see the existing school replaced with a modern, purpose‑built English‑medium campus designed for up to 850 pupils, including specialist provision for learners with additional needs.
The new building will be constructed on the current site, but the council says the difference in quality will be “transformational”, with a focus on flexible teaching spaces, sustainability and facilities that can be used by the wider community.
The plans include state‑of‑the‑art classrooms, science labs, IT suites, a learning resource centre and roof‑terrace teaching areas. A new sports hall, performance hall, vocational workshops and conference rooms form part of the design, alongside extensive outdoor facilities including two sports pitches, three multi‑use games areas and a forest school.
Artist’s impression of the new Llangatwg school
(Image: Neath Port Talbot Council)The campus will also feature a greenhouse, an outdoor amphitheatre and dedicated food‑growing areas, with the council emphasising the school’s role as a community hub. New bus, car and taxi drop‑off zones, EV charging points and accessible parking are also included.
Council officers say the design has been shaped around sustainability and energy efficiency, with ecology, landscaping and drainage specialists involved from the outset. The project complies with the Welsh Government’s Sustainable Communities for Learning standards, which require modern, low‑carbon, future‑proofed school buildings.
Cllr Nia Jenkins, Cabinet Member for Education & Early Years, said planning approval marked a major milestone.
Artist’s impression of the new Llangatwg school“Securing planning approval means we can now move forward with delivering a state‑of‑the‑art learning environment for pupils at the school,” she said. “This investment will provide modern, inclusive and sustainable facilities that not only support excellent teaching and learning but also benefit the wider community.”
(Image: Neath Port Talbot Council)Artist’s impression of the new Llangatwg school
(Image: Neath Port Talbot Council)Artist’s impression of the new Llangatwg school
(Image: Neath Port Talbot Council)Artist’s impression of the new Llangatwg school
(Image: Neath Port Talbot Council)The council says the rebuild forms part of a wider multi‑million‑pound programme to upgrade schools across Neath Port Talbot, delivered jointly with the Welsh Government.
Construction timelines and phasing details are expected to be confirmed later this year.
Related stories from Swansea Bay News
Swansea to train the UK’s next tech experts as £18m semiconductor centre launches
A major new skills hub aims to put Swansea at the forefront of the UK’s tech future.Fresh images reveal major revamp planned for Bryn Tawe
New visuals show how the Swansea secondary school could be transformed.Blaenymaes–Portmead ‘super school’ merger takes step forward
Plans progress for a major primary school merger in west Swansea.Statutory closure notice issued for Ysgol Llansteffan
#CllrNiaJenkins #education #LlangatwgCommunitySchool #LlangatwgCommunitySchoolRedevelopment #Neath #NeathPortTalbotCouncil #newSchool
Carmarthenshire Council moves ahead with plans to close the village school. -
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The New School Seeks Path to Survival Amid Falling Enrollment and Money Woes
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/19/nyregion/new-school-nyc-cuts.html
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Fresh images reveal major revamp planned for Bryn Tawe
What’s proposed
Design documents released this month reveal how Bryn Tawe could be reshaped as part of Swansea Council’s multi‑million pound schools improvement programme.
At the heart of the scheme is a new detached teaching block to the north of the site. The building would provide modern classrooms, specialist provision for pupils with additional learning needs, and a dedicated sixth form centre.
The school’s entrance would be remodelled with a new reception, while circulation routes across the campus are redesigned to ease congestion. Parking would be expanded for both the school and neighbouring Penlan Leisure Centre, reflecting the site’s role as a community hub.
Sports facilities are also in line for a major upgrade, with the existing multi‑use games area replaced by a floodlit pitch. Landscaping across the grounds would be refreshed, creating new social spaces for pupils.
Artist’s impression of the new Ysgol Bryn Tawe buildings
(Image: Swansea Council / Asbri planning)Artist’s impression of the new Ysgol Bryn Tawe buildings
(Image: Swansea Council / Asbri planning)Artist’s impression of the new Ysgol Bryn Tawe buildings
(Image: Swansea Council / Asbri planning)Artist’s impression of the new Ysgol Bryn Tawe buildings
(Image: Swansea Council / Asbri planning)Why now
The Design and Access Statement highlights rising demand for Welsh‑medium education in Swansea, with Bryn Tawe expected to need space for hundreds more pupils in the coming years. The new block would provide capacity for up to 248 additional places.
Council chiefs say the redevelopment is part of the national Sustainable Communities for Learning programme, backed by Welsh Government funding, which aims to deliver modern, energy‑efficient schools across Wales.
Civic voices
Council Leader Rob Stewart has previously described the wider programme as “a major step forward for education in Swansea,” stressing that investment in modern facilities is vital to give pupils the best start in life.
Local politicians have also pointed to the civic impact of Bryn Tawe’s plans, with improved access and upgraded sports facilities expected to benefit both pupils and the wider community.
Next steps
The proposals are currently out for public consultation, with responses invited until mid‑January. A full planning application is expected to follow.
If approved, Bryn Tawe’s redevelopment would join other major school projects already moving forward across Swansea — part of a multi‑million pound investment designed to future‑proof education in the city.
Related stories from Swansea Bay News
Multi-million pound Swansea school improvement project set for step forward
Council confirmed Bryn Tawe was among schools earmarked for investment in 2024.More than 500 pupils to move into new Swansea school next week
Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Tirdeunaw opened its £11.5m new build for Welsh-medium learners.The results are in! A-Level students find out how they’ve done
#ALN #featured #newSchool #Penlan #PlanningPermission #sixthForm #Swansea #SwanseaCouncil #WelshMediumEducation #YsgolGyfunBrynTawe
Local schools celebrated exam success, highlighting the importance of investment in education facilities. -
Võ sĩ Kazakhstan Mukhammed Amantayev gây chấn động giới võ thuật Trung Quốc sau khi đánh bại cao thủ Thông Bối Quyền và thành lập môn phái riêng. Động thái này được xem như lời thách thức trực tiếp tới "võ lâm" Hoa Hạ, làm dấy lên tranh cãi về uy tín võ thuật truyền thống.
#VõThuật #Kazakhstan #TrungQuốc #MônPháiMới #TháchĐấu
#MartialArts #China #Kazakhstan #NewSchool #KungFuChallengehttps://vtcnews.vn/vo-si-kazakhstan-lap-mon-phai-khieu-chien-vo-lam-trung-quoc-ar986869.html
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Võ sĩ Kazakhstan Mukhammed Amantayev gây chấn động giới võ thuật Trung Quốc sau khi đánh bại cao thủ Thông Bối Quyền và thành lập môn phái riêng. Động thái này được xem như lời thách thức trực tiếp tới "võ lâm" Hoa Hạ, làm dấy lên tranh cãi về uy tín võ thuật truyền thống.
#VõThuật #Kazakhstan #TrungQuốc #MônPháiMới #TháchĐấu
#MartialArts #China #Kazakhstan #NewSchool #KungFuChallengehttps://vtcnews.vn/vo-si-kazakhstan-lap-mon-phai-khieu-chien-vo-lam-trung-quoc-ar986869.html
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feminist-arty-eco summerschool in Kopice (70 km from Germany, 1 km from the Baltic Sea :) free to share this with anyone interested in sound art, open source programming, eco art, activism and more! #summerschool #newschool nowaszkola.org/summer-schoo... in solidarity
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The computer art festival and multi-platform demo party "Edison" will take place this year in central Stockholm (Sweden) on board the M/S Borgila from 18 - 20 July. The two-day event offers competitions in programming, graphics and music as well as a social gathering.
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The computer art festival and multi-platform demo party "Edison" will take place this year in central Stockholm (Sweden) on board the M/S Borgila from 18 - 20 July. The two-day event offers competitions in programming, graphics and music as well as a social gathering.
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The computer art festival and multi-platform demo party "Edison" will take place this year in central Stockholm (Sweden) on board the M/S Borgila from 18 - 20 July. The two-day event offers competitions in programming, graphics and music as well as a social gathering.
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The computer art festival and multi-platform demo party "Edison" will take place this year in central Stockholm (Sweden) on board the M/S Borgila from 18 - 20 July. The two-day event offers competitions in programming, graphics and music as well as a social gathering.
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The computer art festival and multi-platform demo party "Edison" will take place this year in central Stockholm (Sweden) on board the M/S Borgila from 18 - 20 July. The two-day event offers competitions in programming, graphics and music as well as a social gathering.
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Plans revealed for Port Talbot eco-school
Planning consultants Asbri Planning have released the details as part of a pre-planning consultation with the local community, ahead of the council submitting a formal planning application.
The proposals call for the demolition of the existing primary school and Tir Morfa Centre, and construction of a new school incorporating community facilities, a sports pitch and play areas, as well as highway and access improvements to the site.
The school will be packed with energy efficient technology including a ground source heat pump system and photovoltaic panels.
Plans say the use of carbon intensive materials will be discouraged where practicable in favour of natural and renewable materials and the use of recycled materials, where appropriate, will be encouraged.
It’s proposed that the new school will include a Welsh Language Immersion Unit and Community Hub delivering a range of educational and community services provided by Neath Port Talbot Council, partner organisations and voluntary groups.
AdvertisementThe school design is part of the Welsh Government’s ‘Sustainable Schools Challenge’ and have been designed with help from school pupils.
Neath Port Talbot Council declined to comment on the proposal until a decision on planning approval has been made.
The consultation on the plans for new school is open on Asbri Planning’s website until 16 April 2025.
(Lead image: Asbri Planning)
Advertisement#construction #education #NeathPortTalbotCouncil #newSchool #PortTalbot #Sandfields #YsgolGynraddGymraegRhosafan
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Plans revealed for Port Talbot eco-school
Planning consultants Asbri Planning have released the details as part of a pre-planning consultation with the local community, ahead of the council submitting a formal planning application.
The proposals call for the demolition of the existing primary school and Tir Morfa Centre, and construction of a new school incorporating community facilities, a sports pitch and play areas, as well as highway and access improvements to the site.
The school will be packed with energy efficient technology including a ground source heat pump system and photovoltaic panels.
Plans say the use of carbon intensive materials will be discouraged where practicable in favour of natural and renewable materials and the use of recycled materials, where appropriate, will be encouraged.
It’s proposed that the new school will include a Welsh Language Immersion Unit and Community Hub delivering a range of educational and community services provided by Neath Port Talbot Council, partner organisations and voluntary groups.
AdvertisementThe school design is part of the Welsh Government’s ‘Sustainable Schools Challenge’ and have been designed with help from school pupils.
Neath Port Talbot Council declined to comment on the proposal until a decision on planning approval has been made.
The consultation on the plans for new school is open on Asbri Planning’s website until 16 April 2025.
(Lead image: Asbri Planning)
Advertisement#construction #education #NeathPortTalbotCouncil #newSchool #PortTalbot #Sandfields #YsgolGynraddGymraegRhosafan
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Plans revealed for Port Talbot eco-school
Planning consultants Asbri Planning have released the details as part of a pre-planning consultation with the local community, ahead of the council submitting a formal planning application.
The proposals call for the demolition of the existing primary school and Tir Morfa Centre, and construction of a new school incorporating community facilities, a sports pitch and play areas, as well as highway and access improvements to the site.
The school will be packed with energy efficient technology including a ground source heat pump system and photovoltaic panels.
Plans say the use of carbon intensive materials will be discouraged where practicable in favour of natural and renewable materials and the use of recycled materials, where appropriate, will be encouraged.
It’s proposed that the new school will include a Welsh Language Immersion Unit and Community Hub delivering a range of educational and community services provided by Neath Port Talbot Council, partner organisations and voluntary groups.
AdvertisementThe school design is part of the Welsh Government’s ‘Sustainable Schools Challenge’ and have been designed with help from school pupils.
Neath Port Talbot Council declined to comment on the proposal until a decision on planning approval has been made.
The consultation on the plans for new school is open on Asbri Planning’s website until 16 April 2025.
(Lead image: Asbri Planning)
Advertisement#construction #education #NeathPortTalbotCouncil #newSchool #PortTalbot #Sandfields #YsgolGynraddGymraegRhosafan
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Plans revealed for Port Talbot eco-school
Planning consultants Asbri Planning have released the details as part of a pre-planning consultation with the local community, ahead of the council submitting a formal planning application.
The proposals call for the demolition of the existing primary school and Tir Morfa Centre, and construction of a new school incorporating community facilities, a sports pitch and play areas, as well as highway and access improvements to the site.
The school will be packed with energy efficient technology including a ground source heat pump system and photovoltaic panels.
Plans say the use of carbon intensive materials will be discouraged where practicable in favour of natural and renewable materials and the use of recycled materials, where appropriate, will be encouraged.
It’s proposed that the new school will include a Welsh Language Immersion Unit and Community Hub delivering a range of educational and community services provided by Neath Port Talbot Council, partner organisations and voluntary groups.
AdvertisementThe school design is part of the Welsh Government’s ‘Sustainable Schools Challenge’ and have been designed with help from school pupils.
Neath Port Talbot Council declined to comment on the proposal until a decision on planning approval has been made.
The consultation on the plans for new school is open on Asbri Planning’s website until 16 April 2025.
(Lead image: Asbri Planning)
Advertisement#construction #education #NeathPortTalbotCouncil #newSchool #PortTalbot #Sandfields #YsgolGynraddGymraegRhosafan
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Scheduled for Apr 30, 2025:
For years the music of Sun Ra was only available to those brave enough to spend time in his Arkestra. A master composer, arranger, bandleader and pianist, Sun Ra's works are overdue for critical attention by music students. Sun Ra compositions give students a range of challenges with music of odd intervals covering territory from ballads to swing and beyond.
In the #SunRaEnsemble class, compositions are rehearsed in a very unusual big band format. They are presented in a unique style, which offers an understanding of the philosophical underpinnings that gave rise to the music. His lyrics, speaking of space travel and a planet without cemeteries, will challenge students to expand their horizons and understanding of art music.
The multi-disciplinary vision that combines poetry, music, and dance with lyrics, characteristic of the Sun Ra legacy, will be afforded opportunity to develop within this ensemble class.
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Scheduled for Apr 30, 2025:
For years the music of Sun Ra was only available to those brave enough to spend time in his Arkestra. A master composer, arranger, bandleader and pianist, Sun Ra's works are overdue for critical attention by music students. Sun Ra compositions give students a range of challenges with music of odd intervals covering territory from ballads to swing and beyond.
In the #SunRaEnsemble class, compositions are rehearsed in a very unusual big band format. They are presented in a unique style, which offers an understanding of the philosophical underpinnings that gave rise to the music. His lyrics, speaking of space travel and a planet without cemeteries, will challenge students to expand their horizons and understanding of art music.
The multi-disciplinary vision that combines poetry, music, and dance with lyrics, characteristic of the Sun Ra legacy, will be afforded opportunity to develop within this ensemble class.
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Scheduled for Apr 30, 2025:
For years the music of Sun Ra was only available to those brave enough to spend time in his Arkestra. A master composer, arranger, bandleader and pianist, Sun Ra's works are overdue for critical attention by music students. Sun Ra compositions give students a range of challenges with music of odd intervals covering territory from ballads to swing and beyond.
In the #SunRaEnsemble class, compositions are rehearsed in a very unusual big band format. They are presented in a unique style, which offers an understanding of the philosophical underpinnings that gave rise to the music. His lyrics, speaking of space travel and a planet without cemeteries, will challenge students to expand their horizons and understanding of art music.
The multi-disciplinary vision that combines poetry, music, and dance with lyrics, characteristic of the Sun Ra legacy, will be afforded opportunity to develop within this ensemble class.
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Scheduled for Apr 30, 2025:
For years the music of Sun Ra was only available to those brave enough to spend time in his Arkestra. A master composer, arranger, bandleader and pianist, Sun Ra's works are overdue for critical attention by music students. Sun Ra compositions give students a range of challenges with music of odd intervals covering territory from ballads to swing and beyond.
In the #SunRaEnsemble class, compositions are rehearsed in a very unusual big band format. They are presented in a unique style, which offers an understanding of the philosophical underpinnings that gave rise to the music. His lyrics, speaking of space travel and a planet without cemeteries, will challenge students to expand their horizons and understanding of art music.
The multi-disciplinary vision that combines poetry, music, and dance with lyrics, characteristic of the Sun Ra legacy, will be afforded opportunity to develop within this ensemble class.
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Scheduled for Apr 30, 2025:
For years the music of Sun Ra was only available to those brave enough to spend time in his Arkestra. A master composer, arranger, bandleader and pianist, Sun Ra's works are overdue for critical attention by music students. Sun Ra compositions give students a range of challenges with music of odd intervals covering territory from ballads to swing and beyond.
In the #SunRaEnsemble class, compositions are rehearsed in a very unusual big band format. They are presented in a unique style, which offers an understanding of the philosophical underpinnings that gave rise to the music. His lyrics, speaking of space travel and a planet without cemeteries, will challenge students to expand their horizons and understanding of art music.
The multi-disciplinary vision that combines poetry, music, and dance with lyrics, characteristic of the Sun Ra legacy, will be afforded opportunity to develop within this ensemble class.