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Talks set as empty places at schools a concern
Western Mail
|September 25, 2025
DISCUSSIONS about addressing empty spaces in schools across two towns are to be held following claims about a primary school’s future.
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The consultation involving schools and the wider community will also examine the future of secondary education in Chepstow - the only town in Monmouthshire with a comprehensive school that hasn’t received a new building.
Councillors were urged to support a motion requesting the county council’s Labour and Green Party cabinet to outline its strategy for tackling excess capacity in the Monmouth and Chepstow school networks.
In July, education director Will McLean revealed that both areas have “significant numbers of surplus places” of about 200 primary-age pupils each.
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