Estyn Chief to leave Wales
Dr Bill Maxwell, Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector for Education and Training in Wales (Estyn) is to leave Wales in...
Category: Education
Spotlight on County’s Medieval Past
Schoolchildren across the County have been researching Pembrokeshire’s medieval sites. Buildings, towns and monastic communities came under the spotlight...
Gwynedd primary schools reorganisation – Tywyn catchment area
Gwynedd Councillors have supported outline proposals for the re-organisation of primary schools in the Tywyn catchment area. Earlier this...
Denbighshire’s school meals service ranks in top six
Out of the 55 Catering Services that submitted data, Denbighshire School Meals Service is in the top 6 councils...
Police prize for young Welsh learner
A Prestatyn school girl has been rewarded by North Wales Police for her efforts in learning Welsh. For the...
Dawn’s honour for 15 years work
A Port Talbot woman has scooped a prestigious award at the Swansea Bay Woman of the Year ceremony. Dawn...
Landmark for Green Schools
More and more schools across the Caerphilly county borough are proudly displaying their environmental credentials by flying a prestigious...
‘That’s so gay’: practical guide for teachers on challenging homophobic language
Stonewall has released a plain English guide for teachers on how to challenge homophobic language in schools. The guide...
Worrying survey reveals mental strain on teachers
New research which reveals that more than a quarter of primary school teachers have suffered mental health problems after...
Stars are the limit for young business winners
Three animation students from the University of Glamorgan scooped the main award at the very first Future Entrepreneur Awards...
