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RESOLVED 1. To receive the Consultation Report in respect of the proposal to close Llangedwyn C. in W. School. 2. To approve the publication of a statutory notice proposing closure of Llangedwyn C. in W. School from the 31st August 2024, with pupils to transfer to Llanfechain C. in W. School.
The Chair was authorised to sign the minutes of the last meeting held on 21st November 2023 as a correct record.
There were no declarations of interest reported.
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED 1. To receive the Consultation Report in respect of the proposal to close Llangedwyn C. in W. School. 2. To approve the publication of a statutory notice proposing closure of Llangedwyn C. in W. School from the 31st August 2024, with pupils to transfer to Llanfechain C. in W. School.
Cabinet considered responses received to the consultation on the proposal to close Llangedwyn C. in W. School from the 31st August 2024, with pupils to transfer to Llanfechain C. in W. School. Cabinet was advised that the number of pupils at the school had fallen to 7. Cabinet noted the comments of the Governing Body on the impact of running a school with such small numbers of pupils. The local Member, County Councillor Aled Davies, paid tribute to the teachers and governors for the leadership they had shown but said that the lack of children in the catchment meant the school was not sustainable. RESOLVED 1. To receive the Consultation Report in respect of the proposal to close Llangedwyn C. in W. School. 2. To approve the publication of a statutory notice proposing closure of Llangedwyn C. in W. School from the 31st August 2024, with pupils to transfer to Llanfechain C. in W. School.
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