secondary schools. Since 1993, Bryn Hafren and Barry Comprehensive School have worked together to provide the co-educational Barry Sixth Form. In July 2018, as part of the 'Transforming Secondary Education in Barry' scheme, both Barry Comprehensive School and Bryn Hafren closed their doors to make way for two new mixed-sex secondary schools which opened in September 2018. The old Barry Comprehensive School site has now become Whitmore High School and Bryn Hafren has now become Pencoedtre High School. Whitmore High School – mixed 11–18 Pencoedtre High School – mixed 11–18 St Richard Gwyn Catholic High School – mixed 11–16 Ysgol Gyfun Bro Morgannwg – Welsh-medium school, mixed 11–18 Primary schools Primary education (5–11) in Barry is provided by a number of community, Welsh-language, and faith-based schools spread throughout the town. Sport Barry Town F.C. Barry RFC Sea View RFC Barry 40 Transport The main forms of public transport in the town are bus and rail. Barry is served by Cardiff Bus which operates services to Llantwit Major, Penarth, Cardiff International Airport and Cardiff City Centre as well as operating town circular services. Barry's King's Square bus station is located on King's Square in the town centre. The A4050 road connects Barry to Culverhouse Cross Interchange and the rest of west Cardiff. There are four railway stations in the town: Barry, Barry Docks, Barry Island and Cadoxton. These are operated and served by Transport for Wales and are on the Valley Lines network, a commuter rail network focused on Cardiff. Services operate westbound to Bridgend via Llantwit Major and Rhoose Cardiff International Airport, and eastbound to Cardiff Queen Street via Dinas Powys, Cardiff Grangetown and Cardiff Central. The latter service can continue to either Merthyr Tydfil, Pontypridd and/or Aberdare. Barry is located less than 3 miles (4 kilometres) east of Cardiff International Airport. Nearby places Barry Island, now joined to the mainland by a causeway carrying a road and a railway line The Bendricks, a rocky beach by the harbour Sully Island, a small tidal islet a mile east of the harbour Sully, a village east of the town Notable people See also :Category:People from Barry, Vale of Glamorgan Grace Williams (1906–1977), generally regarded as Wales's most notable female composer Gwynfor Evans (1912–2005), Welsh nationalist politician, leader of Plaid Cymru, was from Barry. Elfyn Richards (1914–1995), aeronautical and acoustical engineer, was born in Barry and educated at Barry Grammar School. John