BAND gradings assessing the level of support needed by all schools in Wales across the next 12 months have been released.
The National School Categorisation System grades both primary and secondary schools using a colour code, to determine the amount of government support each school will receive over the course of the next year.
Schools that fall into the green category are judged to be performing strongly and will be granted up to four days of support. Schools in the yellow band will receive up to 10 days, amber will receive up to 15, while those in red – adjudged to need the most intensive intervention – will be given as much as 25 days worth of support.
The Vale of Glamorgan no longer has any primary schools under the red category, with High Street Primary School being upgraded to amber.
Bryn Hafren Comprehensive, the Vale's only secondary school to be placed under the red category last year, remains in red.
The full results are as follows:
Primary:
Barry Island Primary School: Green
Colcot Primary School: Green
Jenner Park Primary School: Green
Palmerston Primary School: Green
Rhws County Primary School: Green
Sully Primary School: Green
St Athan Primary School: Green
Oak Field Primary and Nursery School: Green
Ysgol Gymraeg Gwaun y Nant: Green
Ysgol Gymraeg Sant Curig: Green
Cadoxton Primary School: Green
Romilly Primary School: Green
All Saints Primary School: Green
Gladstone Primary School: Yellow
Llancarfan Primary School: Yellow
Ysgol Gymraeg St Baruc: Yellow
Gwenfo Primary School: Yellow
St Helen's Catholic Primary School: Yellow
Ysgol Gymraeg Bro Morgannwg: Yellow
Holton Primary School: Yellow
High Street Primary School: Amber
(A previous version of this article stated Holton Primary School was 'Amber'. We are happy to clarify the school is in fact 'Yellow'.)
Secondary:
Barry Comprehensive: Yellow
Ysgol Gymraeg Bro Morgannwg: Yellow
St Richard Gwyn Catholic High School: Yellow
Llantwit Major School: Yellow
Bryn Hafren Comprehensive: Red
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