Drop-in sessions and public meetings on options for the future of primary and secondary education in Whitchurch will be taking place throughout November.
A consultation period on the proposals will run until December 18. A series of consultation meetings has been arranged in the area for interested parties to learn more about the options for change, which form part of Cardiff Council’s Schools reorganisation process.
Drop-in sessions are being held at Llandaff North Library on Tuesday November 24, from 2pm to 7pm, on Wednesday November 25 from 9am to 1pm and at Whitchurch Library on Wednesday November 25 from 2pm to 7pm and on Thursday November 26 from 9am to 1pm.
Exhibitions containing maps and plans of the three proposed options will be on display at these sessions. More information will be available and further views sought at a series of public meetings.
These will be held at:
Whitchurch High School
3/11/2009 6pm – 7:30pm
3/11/2009 7:45pm – 9:15pm
Eglwys Newydd Primary School
4/11/2009 7pm
Eglwys Wen Primary School
9/11/2009 7pm
Ysgol Gymraeg Melin Gruffydd
10/11/2009 7pm
Gabalfa Primary School
12/11/2009 7pm
Coryton Primary School
17/11/2009 7pm
Hawthorn Primary School
18/11/2009 7pm
Birchgrove Primary School
19/11/2009 7pm
Llanishen Fach Primary School
23/11/2009 7pm
Rhiwbina Primary School
24/11/2009 7pm
Following the consultation period, the Executive will consider all the issues and any views received and will then decide how to proceed.
As well as airing views at the consultation meetings, members of the public can submit their comments about the proposals via the Council website or by emailing [email protected]. Exhibitions will also be available for viewing at every school involved in the proposals.
Executive Member for Education and Lifelong Learning, Cllr Freda Salway, said: “We know there has been a great deal of interest in the proposals for the reorganisation of schools in Whitchurch.
“We are still facing an increasing demand for Welsh medium places and surplus provision in English medium schools across the city. This consultation period provides an excellent opportunity for interested parties in the Whitchurch area to find out more and air their views.”
