Ystradgynlais & DistrictHistory and HeritageExterior of Cynlais Primary School, YstradgynlaisThe main door of Cynlais School, facing Heol Giedd. Across the playground at the rear of Cynlais, including a storage shed used for equipment.
Up on the wall on the left are the Playground Rules for the children of Cynlais, a sensible and clear set of rules:-
From the early years area, looking towards the garden area of the playground. The stonework of the walls of Cynlais School, showing where stone from the old Penrhos School was incorporated as a match into the extended building structure of the enlarged Cynlais School. The pirate boat ship in the garden area of the playground is beginning to have seen better times. Looking towards the body of the school, from the playground at the rear, showing how the basic design of the school had been added on to and extended over the years. The front-facing aspect of Cynlais School The beautiful trees at the front of Cynlais School, upon Heol Giedd, Ystradgynlais. All copyright remains with the original copyright holder, and all original research is copyright Val Trevallion, YEARGroup and is put online as a free community project by Wolfian Design.
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