Elgan Hearn
Local Democracy Reporter at mywelshpool.co.uk
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1 day ago |
shropshirestar.com | Elgan Hearn
At a meeting of Powys County Council’s Liberal Democrat/Labour cabinet on Tuesday, May 13 councillors agreed to start discussions to shape the way post-16 education is conducted in Powys. This is an attempt to address the exodus of sixth form pupils out of county and to make the system in Powys more financially viable and improve A-level results.
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1 day ago |
shropshirestar.com | Elgan Hearn
At a meeting of Powys County Council’s Liberal Democrat/Labour cabinet on Tuesday, May 13 councillors agreed to start two terms worth of discussions which is supposed shape the way future post-16 education is conducted in Powys. This is an attempt to address the exodus of sixth form pupils out of county and to make the system in Powys more financially viable as well as improve A level results. But the report concedes that these changes might take years to implement.
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2 days ago |
countytimes.co.uk | Elgan Hearn
Brecon High School has only 18 pupils in its sixth form this year. SMALLER school sixth forms in Powys could potentially close years before proposals to re-organise post-16 education in the county are finalised. At a meeting of Powys County Council’s Liberal Democrat/Labour cabinet on Tuesday, May 13 councillors agreed to start discussions to shape the way future post-16 education is conducted in Powys.
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southwalesargus.co.uk | Elgan Hearn
All through primary and secondary school, Abertillery 3-16 Learning Community were inspected by Estyn back in March. Estyn published their inspection report earlier this month which said that the school requires “significant improvement” and have provided four recommendations telling the school what needs to be worked on. They will return in around a year’s time to see what progress has been made.
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brecon-radnor.co.uk | Elgan Hearn
Cllr Joy Jones and Cllr Matthew Dorrance (PCC)Longstanding anti-poverty champion on Powys County Council, Cllr Joy Jones, is set to keep the role. At the council’s annual meeting on Thursday, May 15 councillors will receive a report to find out who expressed an interest in becoming one of the three council member champions.
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