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Cash boost to set up woodland ‘classrooms’

Two woodlands in North Wales are to be transformed into outdoor learning areas where the natural world can be...

Gwynedd Council has set out its vision for delivering Welsh and bilingually education in the county. The Welsh Education...

A group of classroom assistants have been presented with awards for supporting pupils with learning difficulties at a ceremony...

Parents of students at Ysgol Glan Clwyd, St Asaph are being informed that the school will open on Tuesday,...

The Welsh Government has supported Neath Port Talbot Council’s proposal for the future of YGGD Rhiwfawr in the upper...

At a meeting of the full Council held yesterday (14 July), Gwynedd councillors have voted in favour of reorganising...

Responding to a statement issued today by Leighton Andrews, Minister for Education and Skills on the 21st Century Schools...

Clwyd West Assembly Member Darren Millar has today condemned a Welsh Government announcement on education funding for Denbighshire. The...

From wiggly caterpillars and sandpits to learning to sail and making model replicas of the Second Severn Crossing –...

Bright sparks from Cathays High School have scored success in a competition at Cardiff University’s School of Engineering. A...