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Mum at school with two pupils slams 'painful' decision to close it

Mum at school with two pupils slams 'painful' decision to close it
BBC Wales Wednesday 24 June 2026, 06:00 UTC 1 min read
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Both of the pupils currently enrolled at Ysgol y Garreg start secondary school in September.

Both of the pupils currently enrolled at Ysgol y Garreg start secondary school in September.
Ysgol y Garreg (LOCATION)
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