A STUDENT band called The Bluestones from Llanelli has won gold in the Popular Music final of a national skills competition. Skills Competition Wales is a...
ABUSE of capability procedures is creating a climate of fear in schools, driving teachers out of the profession and affecting their health, claims the NASUWT. Research...
PUPILS from across Wales will be able to enjoy free access to parts of this year’s Hay Festival thanks to support from the Welsh Government and...
PLAYERS from the Wales National Football team have been doing their bit to help pupils concentrate on their modern languages lessons by launching a new learning...
A UNIVERSITY OF WALES TRINITY SAINT DAVID (UWTSD) BA Graphic Design student, Jordan Budd, has been shortlisted from over 200 applicants to be in the final...
PLANS to transform the future of Initial Teacher Education and Training in Wales have been set out by the Welsh Education Minister Huw Lewis. The Minister...
EDUCATION Minister Huw Lewis has said he is heartened by progress to develop a new curriculum for Wales, and that strong foundations are being built as...
AN INDEPENDENT evaluation of the Welsh Government’s Apprenticeship programme has found the vast majority of performance targets were exceeded. The ‘Evaluation of the Work-Based Learning Programme...
FOLLOWING the Welsh Party Political Conferences, where delegates were asked by the NASUWT to estimate the per-pupil funding gap between schools in Wales and England, the...
NUT Cymru is encouraging parents to question just who exactly will be teaching their children under the next Welsh Government. Making education a central theme of...
A £24M EU-backed investment in a world-leading energy research scheme at Welsh universities has been announced by Welsh Government Finance Minister and Government Business Minister, Jane...
OVER 1,750 support staff working in UK state-funded schools responded to the survey, which showed more than six-in-ten (64%) said they do not consider the work...