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Mother of son at Britain's smallest school with only two pupils hits out at 'disgusting' decision to shut because he's receiving 'the best education' (at £21,000 per child!)
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Ysgol Y Garreg school in Gwynedd, north Wales, has been providing education to a very small number of students, resulting in significantly higher costs per pupil compared to the county average. The school's pupil numbers have dwindled over time, leading to a substantial increase in the cost of educating each student. This situation has raised questions about the sustainability and funding of small rural schools in Wales.
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Mother of son at Britain's smallest school with only two pupils hits out at 'disgusting' decision to shut because he's receiving 'the best education' (at £21,000 per child!)
Each student at Ysgol Y Garreg school in Gwynedd, north Wales, is costing authorities £21,000 to educate - triple the county average - after its pupil numbers dwindled.
19 Jun, 01:49