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Overview
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Caerphilly County Borough Council has embarked upon an exciting but challenging journey of improvement and change.
Schools in Wales need to be in good condition and suitable for the delivery of education. In some cases, schools can be modernised, repaired, refurbished, extended, or partially rebuilt to meet the standards needed for contemporary teaching and learning. However, some existing schools are no longer in the right place and in such cases we might propose new schools or changes to existing schools.
We aspire to continue to raise school standards and improve the quality of the learning environment to create fit-for-purpose 21st century schools and give every child in Caerphilly the best possible start in life.
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Proposal
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Trinity Fields School has been identified as a priority site for development.
The Council wishes to make a ‘regulated alteration’ to a Special school.
Caerphilly County Borough Council consulted on the proposal to:
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Consultation
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Our consultation process followed the Welsh Government guidelines as set out in the School Organisation Code 2018.
Proposals must be published when we make a ‘regulated alteration’ to a special school under Section 44 of the School Standards and Organisation (Wales) Act 2013.
The consultation process represented an opportunity for people to learn about the proposal, ask questions and make comments that will be recorded and summarised in a consultation report.
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Opened
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Monday 14 September 2020
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Closed
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Midnight Monday 26 October 2020
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Why did we consult?
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The 21st Century Schools and Colleges programme is a major, long-term, strategic capital investment programme. It is jointly funded by the Welsh Government and local authorities and aims to create a generation of 21st century schools in Wales.
The planning and development of effective school organisation proposals is crucial to the Welsh Government’s goal of transforming education in Wales and providing better educational outcomes with a commitment to increase school effectiveness, and narrow inequalities in achievement between advantaged and disadvantaged areas, groups and individuals.
Your views matter and we wanted you to tell us what you think about the changes proposed.
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Consultation documents
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Consultation responses
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Caerphilly’s Cabinet will receive a Consultation Report which will outline the proposal and all the comments received from the public during the consultation period. At this stage, the members can decide whether to proceed with the proposal, make changes to the proposal or not to proceed with the proposal.
Any negative responses made during the consultation period will not be counted as objections to the proposal but as adverse comments.
Objections to a proposal can only be registered after the publication of a statutory notice which is the second stage in the proposal.
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Consultation report
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Consultation Report Notification Letter
Consultation Report
Child Friendly Consultation Report
Estyn’s Response
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Statutory notice
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Pending cabinet decision.
The statutory notice period allows people to express their views in support of or objection to the proposal.
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Determination
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Pending
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Final decision
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Pending
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Enquiries
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21st Century Schools Team
Directorate of Education and Corporate Services
Caerphilly County Borough Council
Penallta House
Tredomen Park,
Ystrad Mynach
Hengoed
CF82 7PG
Email: 21stCenturySchools@caerphilly.gov.uk
Website: 21st Century Schools
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