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THE EIS teaching union have blamed poor classroom behaviour on staff cuts in schools. It also cited cuts in support staff and numbers of educational psychologists, and criticised a policy it says...
FOUR Pembrokeshire students have been awarded scholarships from the Port of Milford Haven that will give them the chance to experience life at the UK’s third largest port. The Port’s annual scholarship scheme...
THE CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER OF WALES, Dr Ruth Hussey, showed concern when discussing sugar consumption in Wales. Dr Hussey told The Herald: “People across Wales are eating too much sugar. It’s surprising how much...
OVER two hundred concerned city residents packed into St Davids City Hall on Monday (Jan 26) to express concern over Pembrokeshire County Council’s education shakeup which...
DR GEOFF ELLIOTT, Learning and Technology Development Manager at Pembrokeshire College, has been duly recognised this year as he goes from strength to strength in the world of learning and technology. Employed...
A REPORT has stated that some primary school pupils are still hungry after school lunches, with the Children’s Commissioner for Wales expressing concern that for some children this is the only...
A SOUTH Pembrokeshire primary school has been praised for its longstanding commitment to the environment. Pembroke Dock Community School has been awarded its seventh Eco Platinum Award. The school has been part of...
YOUNG painters and decorators across the UK are being invited once again to put their hard-learned skills to the test and register now for the 2015 Dulux Decorator Centre Student Decorator of...
TAVERNSPITE school pupil Annabel Morby’s Christmas card will be winging its way to Number 10 Downing Street after coming first in Simon Hart MP’s card competition. As well as winning 500 cards...
A REPORT by the education watchdog Ofsted has called for better support for children from Roma and Gypsy backgrounds. Ofsted surveyed three local councils and 11...
CONSERVATIVE Shadow Education Minister, Angela Burns, has criticised the Welsh Labour government over their record for provision of free school breakfasts. She said it was ‘regrettable’ that after the Welsh Assembly had...
STUDENTS studying on the thirteen week traineeship in construction at Pembrokeshire College are getting a real feel for the industry with one of their weekly lessons taking place at Stackpole Walled Gardens. Each...
A MAN has been arrested following a fatal hit-and-run collision in Llanpumsaint, Carmarthenshire, on Monday (December 23), which claimed the...
A PEDESTRIAN walking his dog has died after being struck in a hit-and-run collision on a Carmarthenshire road on Monday...
HOLYHEAD port faces an extended closure following significant storm damage, with fears it may not reopen until March. The disruption...
A MAN has been sentenced after approaching a Pembrokeshire nightclub armed with a metre-long metal bar. Just after 2:30am on...
PLANS for a respite care facility at Haverfordwest’s Portfield special school have been approved. An application to Pembrokeshire County Council...
ST DAVIDS Cathedral is set to host two special events on Sunday (Dec 22), offering a blend of joyful participation...
IRISH Ferries’ Isle of Innisfree sustained damage during arrival on Friday (Dec 20) at Fishguard port. The incident occurred as...
THOUSANDS of people flocked to Cardigan on Monday (Dec 18) for the much-anticipated Giant Lantern Parade, hosted by Small World...
A COMPANY with six care homes in Pembrokeshire has revealed it is facing a £150,000 financial hit due to controversial...
THE DIVISIONS within Neyland Town Council deepened further this week after a controversial attempt to block an Extraordinary General Meeting...
