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Sion Barry

Cardiff Sixth Form College plans to take over abandoned Cardiff Bay Victorian buildings

This is the first artist impression of Cardiff Sixth Form College’s (CSFC) proposed new campus. The project, which is seeking planning permission, would turn the Victorian-built and listed Cory’s and Merchant Place buildings on Bute Street in Cardiff Bay into a new teaching and learning facility.

CSFC, which currently operates from a smaller site on Newport Road close to the city centre, would also invest in a new student accommodation development nearby at a current vacate land site behind the Wales Millennium Centre at Pierhead Street.

The project, which would have a development cost of tens of millions of pounds, would see CSFC - part of Dukes Education Group and whose majority of students are attracted from overseas - increasing its student numbers by around 200 to 600. The college teaches both GCSE and A-level subjects. With boarding annual fees are around £50,000.

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