A wnaiff y Gweinidog roi dadansoddiad, fesul awdurdod lleol, o'r £20m a gyhoeddwyd yn ddiweddar i gefnogi dysgwyr ag anghenion dysgu ychwanegol?
The Welsh Government has given funding to local authorities to enable them to optimise pre-16 learning environments for those with Additional Learning Needs (ALN), to increase accessibility and support learning and pupil wellbeing. The grant has been allocated on a formula basis to reflect both the number of pupils and schools within each local authority area, based on a 70% pupil numbers / 30% number of schools split.
Eligible expenditure includes the following capital costs:
- Upgrading facilities, learning environments, equipment and physical resources
- Purchasing new equipment or physical resources
- Works to improve inclusivity of facilities and learning environments
A breakdown of local authority allocations is provided in Table 1 below.
TABLE 1: ALN GRANT – BREAKDOWN BY LOCAL AUTHORITY
|
Local Authority |
ALN Allocation |
|
Isle of Anglesey |
475,530 |
|
Blaenau Gwent |
381,699 |
|
Bridgend |
930,164 |
|
Caerphilly |
1,186,994 |
|
Cardiff |
2,184,202 |
|
Carmarthenshire |
1,256,256 |
|
Ceredigion |
456,171 |
|
Conwy |
711,289 |
|
Denbighshire |
687,565 |
|
Flintshire |
1,009,733 |
|
Gwynedd |
897,282 |
|
Merthyr Tydfil |
380,662 |
|
Monmouthshire |
487,454 |
|
Neath Port Talbot |
888,505 |
|
Newport |
1,022,195 |
|
Pembrokeshire |
760,319 |
|
Powys |
879,404 |
|
Rhondda Cynon Taff |
1,620,877 |
|
Swansea |
1,443,998 |
|
Torfaen |
572,140 |
|
Vale of Glamorgan |
910,350 |
|
Wrexham |
857,210 |