Ysgol Bro Preseli hosts open evening for families in Crymych
The Welsh‑medium school’s secondary campus opens its doors on Monday, offering tours, staff talks and showcases of sport and arts programmes.
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The Welsh‑medium school’s secondary campus opens its doors on Monday, offering tours, staff talks and showcases of sport and arts programmes.
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