Dynevor School in Swansea opened in 1894, having previoulsy been sited at Trinity Place as a higher grade elementary school since 1883. In 1907 it became the Swansea Municipal Secondary School for Boys and the buildings were extended in 1929 to the designs of Borough Architect Ernest Morgan. The school buildings were damaged during the 1941 Blitz. Following the 1944 Education Act, the school was known as Dynevor Grammar School until 1971, before becoming a senior comprehensive school. In 1978 the school merged with the Llwyn-y-Bryn Girls School to become Dynevor School, and in 2001 merged with Dillwyn Llewelyn School to become the Dylan Thomas Community School. The school site closed in 2002.

As of 2024, the former Dynevor School site is in use by University of Wales Trinity St Davids' Swansea College of Art.

M. Powel, RCAHMW. June 2024.

Sources: 'Reports of the Borough Architect, 1934-1943'. GB 216 BA 2/26. West Glamorgan Archives; 'Dynevor School, Swansea Records'. GB 216 E/Dyn Sec. West Glamorgan Archives.