It reveals itself only to those ready to ask the right questions. Its name is Cylfaa, and it was built by an owl.
Mentro ("to dare") built the village with nothing but a question and the nerve to ask it. She is the Mayor: the enterprise owl, the one who walks in first.
Beside her stands Lliw ("colour"), the Guardian. Lliw's garden touches every path in the village, because inclusion, neurodiversity and green skills aren't add-ons in Cylfaa. They are the ground everyone walks on.
Six owls hold the village doors, one for each of Wales's growing industries. Codi builds, Ynni powers, Lunio makes, Fflach codes, Arad grows, and Atom lives alone at the water's edge, looking across at a name one letter from his own. Their initials spell CYLFAA. One letter from Wylfa.
And the village is growing. New neighbours are moving in: a health centre for care, health and safety, and a salon for hair, beauty and wellbeing. Their owls don't have names yet: students in our pilot schools are choosing them.