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List of Schools That Have Attended the Centre Since 1974 Cardiff Sailing Centre List of Schools who have attended since 1974 Cardiff Schools Secondary Schools Primary Schools • Bishop of Llandaff CW High School • Adamsdown Primary School • Cantonian High School • Albany Primary School • Cardiff High School • Allensbank Primary School • Cathays High School • Birchgrove Primary School • Corpus Christi RC High School • Bryn Celyn Primary School • Fitzalan High School • Bryn Deri Primary School • Glyn Derw High School • Bryn Hafod Primary School • Llanishen High School • Christ The King RC Primary School • Radyr Comprehensive School • Coed Glas Primary School • St Illtyd's Catholic High School • Coryton Primary School • St Teilo's CW High School • Danescourt Primary School • Whitchurch High School • Fairwater Primary School • Willows High School • Gabalfa Primary School • Ysgol Gyfun Gymraeg Glantaf • Gladstone Primary School • Glan-Yr-Afon Primary School • Hawthorn Primary School • Herbert Thompson Primary School • Lakeside Primary School Vale Of Glamorgan Schools • Lansdowne Primary School • Llanedeyrn Primary School Primary Schools • Llanishen Fach Primary School • Albert Primary School • Llysfaen Primary School • Cadoxton Primary School • Marlborough Primary School • Cogan Primary School • Pentrebane Primary School • Colcot Primary School • Peter Lea Primary School • Dinas Powys Primary School • Radnor Primary School • Evenlode Primary School • Radyr Primary School • Fairfield Primary School • Rhiwbina Primary School • Gladstone Primary School • Rhydypenau Primary School • Gwenfo CW Primary School • Roath Park Primary School • Holton Primary School • Rumney Primary School • Jenner Park Primary School • Severn Primary School • Llandough Primary School • Springwood Primary School • Llanilltud Fawr Primary School • St Alban's RC Primary School • Murch Junior School • St Cadoc's RC Primary School • Oakfield Primary School • St David's CW Primary School • Rhws Primary School • St Joseph's RC Primary School • Romilly Primary School • St Mary The Virgin CW Primary School • St Illtyd Primary School • St Mary's RC Primary School • Sully Primary School • St Mellons CW Primary School • Victoria Primary School • St Peter's RC Primary School • Ysgol Gymraeg Pen-y-Garth • St Philip Evans RC Primary School • Ysgol Iolo Morganwg • Stacey Primary School • Ton-Yr-Ywen Primary School Secondary Schools • Willowbrook Primary School • Ysgol Bro Eirwg • Barry Comprehensive School • Ysgol Y Wern • Bryn Hafren Comprehensive School • Ysgol Llwynderw • Cowbridge Comprehensive School • Ysgol Treganna • Llantwit Major School • Ysgol Coed-y-Gof • St Cyres School • Ysgol Berllan Deg • St Richard Gwyn RC High School • Ysgol Melin Gruffydd • Stanwell School • Ysgol Tan yr Eos • Ysgol Gyfun Bro Morganwg • Ysgol Gwaelod y Garth Special Schools • Ashgrove School • Greenhill School • Headlands School • The Court School • Riverbank School • Meadowbank School • Woodlands High School • Ysgol Erw'r Delyn • Ysgol Maes Dyfan • Ysgol Y Deri Independent Special school Independent Schools • Howell's School • Kings Monkton School • Llandaff Cathedral School • St John's College • Atlantic College • Westbourne House School Further Education Establishments • St David's Catholic College • Cardiff University • University of South Wales • Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama • University of Wales, Cardiff • Cardiff University School of Medicine • Sparsholt College .
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