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Trinity College, established by the Anglican Church in 1848, is the oldest surviving teacher training college in Wales. There have been many changes in the Welsh educational scene during the College's existence - the building of a network of elementary Church and state schools by the 1870s, the establishment of the first Welsh university college in 1872, the growth of secondary school provision from the 1890s, increased educational opportunities for the working classes since the 1944 Education Act, and the expansion of higher education from the 1960s - and in all these developments the quality and quantity of teachers has been of crucial importance.

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