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Rhondda Cynon Taff Bridgend Merthyr Tydfil Vale of Glamorgan Rhondda Cynon Taff Aberdare Community School Heol-Y-Celyn Primary Ferndale Community School Tonyrefail Community School Ysgol Nant-gwyn Ysgol Llanhari Ysgol Hen Felin (only for pupils requiring special provision) Bridgend Maesteg School Brynmenyn Primary School Maes Yr Haul Primary School Coety Primary School Pencoed Primary School Merthyr Tydfil All schools in Merthyr Tydfil will remain open to support key workers Vale Of Glamorgan Schools will be contacting all parents directly Blaenau Gwent Provision will be made available from Wednesday 25th March Cardiff All schools to open on Monday 23rd March. By the end of the week the Council will then work with schools in light of demand for provision, to set up an appropriate number of hubs across the city. Torfaen Schools will be contacting all parents directly Caerphilly Bedwas Comprehensive Blackwood Primary School Cwm Rhymni Gellihaf Idris Davis Lewis School Pengam Risca Comprehensive Monmouthshire Deri View Primary School Llanfoist Fawr Primary School Dewstow Primary School Rogiet Primary School Overmonnow Primary School Kymin View Primary School Thornwell Primary School Pembroke Primary School Raglan Church in Wales Primary School Newport Cluster High School Provision All individual primary schools are accepting applications from eligible parents of their existing pupils. Year 7 learners can apply for a Bassaleg School place in their former primary school or their closest primary school within the cluster if they are new to the Bassaleg Cluster. All individual schools in the cluster are accepting Caerleon applications from Comprehensive eligible parents of their existing pupils. Alway Primary School will host a childcare facility on Llanwern High behalf of the cluster. Staff from schools across the cluster will be supporting this provision. Lliswerry Primary school will host a childcare facility on behalf of the Lliswerry High cluster. Staff from schools across the cluster will be supporting this provision. Monnow Primary School and Malpas Court Primary School will host a childcare hub on behalf of the cluster. Malpas Court Hub Malpas Court Primary Malpas Park Primary Malpas Church Primary Crindau Primary Newport High Newport High staff Monnow Hub Monnow Primary Millbrook Primary Newport High pupils Ysgol Ifor Hael Ysgol Bro Teyrnon Staff from schools across the cluster will be supporting this provision. All cluster primary schools are accepting applications from eligible parents of their existing pupils. Year 7 learners can apply for a St Joseph’s High place in their former primary school or their closest primary school within the cluster if they are new to the St Joseph’s High cluster. St Julian’s High School will host a childcare facility on behalf of the St Julian’s School cluster. Staff from all cluster schools will be present supporting children from their own school. All individual primary schools The John Frost are accepting applications from School eligible parents of their existing pupils. Year 7 learners can apply for a place in their former primary school or their closest primary school within the cluster if they are new to the The John Frost School Cluster. The staff of all Welsh-medium schools will support the geographical cluster in which their schools are located. Parents can apply to hubs Ysgol Gyfun Gwent within the Newport High (YG Is Coed Bro Terynon and YG Ifor Hael), Llanwern (YG Casnewydd) or, in the case of year 7 children, The John Frost School cluster. The school is accepting applications for eligible parents Maes Ebbw School of their existing pupil of all ages. The school is accepting applications for eligible parents Ysgol Bryn Derw of their existing pupil of all ages. .
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