EDUCATION SECRETARY Kirsty Williams has announced £1 million to establish a National Endowment for Music, which will enable more young people to access musical opportunities. The...
STUDENTS from the University of Wales Trinity Saint David have recently returned from the annual Bett Conference, which was held in ExCel in London last weekend....
UNIVERSITY OF WALES TRINITY SAINT DAVID graduate Morwenna Stewart has been awarded a British Education Award at a prestigious ceremony in London. Morwenna, who graduated from...
EDUCATION SECRETARY Kirsty Williams was presented with a radical new approach to teacher education during a recent visit to the University of Wales Trinity Saint David....
ELLA WILKINSON, a student at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David, recently returned from 10 weeks volunteering in Tanzania with Raleigh International as part of...
SUGGESTING that the problem is not so much ‘fake news’; as fishing for facts to suit different agendas, the reaction to the Estyn report into Wales’...
A NEW £36m fund to reduce infant class sizes and raise standards has been announced by Education Secretary Kirsty Williams. Directed at the front line and...
THE WELSH GOVERNMENT has introduced a new law aimed at supporting learners with additional learning needs (ALN). If passed, the Additional Learning Needs and Educational Tribunal...
THE NUMBER of pupils learning Mandarin has more than doubled according to a new report on a drive to increase the use of modern foreign languages...
AFTER last week’s PISA results, those responsible for delivering children’s education have spoken out about what the results do and do not mean. Rob Williams, Director...
THE GAP between pupils in Wales receiving free school meals and their peers is continuing to close, according to the latest official figures released on December...
TWO STUDENTS from Coleg Sir Gâr have won gold in two national skills competition heats in the carpentry and health and life sciences categories. Inclusive Skills...