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Fifth Senedd Education

Petition calls for a level playing field for supply teachers

March 24, 2021

New mandatory subjects plus religious and sex-ed opt-outs rejected as curriculum law moves forward

March 3, 2021

Children’s Commissioner supports schools being made to record bullying incidents

Fifth Senedd Education

Children’s Commissioner condemns lack of Welsh Government action on home-schooling

March 2, 2021

Fifth Senedd Education

Stand-alone literature and triple science GCSEs set to be scrapped in reforms to match new curriculum

February 2, 2021

Fifth Senedd Education

Qualifications bodies “put too much faith in algorithms” before 2020 exam fiasco

January 26, 2021

Fifth Senedd Education

Education Minister sets out plans for university student return in January

December 15, 2020

Fifth Senedd Education

Committee seeks assurances the new national curriculum’s flexibility won’t come at the expense of consistency

December 8, 2020

Fifth Senedd Education

Local government reminded of their Welsh-medium education duties following court ruling

December 2, 2020

Fifth Senedd Education

Any expansion of degree apprenticeships requires funding certainty and extra flexibility

December 1, 2020

Fifth Senedd Education

Public asked to do their bit and follow Covid-19 rules to prevent schools closing

November 25, 2020

Fifth Senedd Education

2021 Exams: Qualifications Wales recommends streamlined A-Levels; flexible GCSE and A-Level assessments

November 3, 2020

Fifth Senedd Education

Decision on 2021’s school exams to be announced after half term

October 22, 2020

Fifth Senedd Education

Decision to keep older secondary school children at home during firebreak lockdown defended

October 21, 2020

New Curriculum a perfect opportunity to embed health & wellbeing into schools

Fifth Senedd Education

School funding review finds big differences in spending-per-pupil between similar schools

October 20, 2020

Fifth Senedd Education

School holiday access to free school meals extended

October 20, 2020

Fifth Senedd Education

Ensuring students can return home at Christmas “a priority” for the Welsh Government

September 30, 2020

Fifth Senedd Education

Pandemic tuition fee cut ruled out

September 24, 2020

Fifth Senedd Education

Minister confident that careful outbreak management will keep schools open

September 16, 2020

Fifth Senedd Education

Extra £50million for universities and colleges ahead of the new term

September 9, 2020

Fifth Senedd Education

Working Group set up to ensure diversity across the new Welsh curriculum

September 9, 2020

Fifth Senedd Education

Exam results u-turn after algorithm is graded “F”

September 8, 2020

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Fifth Senedd Education

Petition calls for a level playing field for supply teachers

New mandatory subjects plus religious and sex-ed opt-outs rejected as curriculum law moves forward

Children’s Commissioner condemns lack of Welsh Government action on home-schooling

Stand-alone literature and triple science GCSEs set to be scrapped in reforms to match new curriculum

Qualifications bodies “put too much faith in algorithms” before 2020 exam fiasco

Education Minister sets out plans for university student return in January

Committee seeks assurances the new national curriculum’s flexibility won’t come at the expense of consistency

Local government reminded of their Welsh-medium education duties following court ruling

Any expansion of degree apprenticeships requires funding certainty and extra flexibility

Public asked to do their bit and follow Covid-19 rules to prevent schools closing

First recommendations of a review into BAME history in the curriculum published

Minister sets out Christmas travel plans for university students

2021 external exams cancelled and replaced with school-based assessments

History teaching “should be re-evaluated in light of contemporary problems”

2021 Exams: Qualifications Wales recommends streamlined A-Levels; flexible GCSE and A-Level assessments

Decision on 2021’s school exams to be announced after half term

Decision to keep older secondary school children at home during firebreak lockdown defended

School funding review finds big differences in spending-per-pupil between similar schools

School holiday access to free school meals extended

Ensuring students can return home at Christmas “a priority” for the Welsh Government

Pandemic tuition fee cut ruled out

Minister confident that careful outbreak management will keep schools open

Extra £50million for universities and colleges ahead of the new term

Working Group set up to ensure diversity across the new Welsh curriculum

Exam results u-turn after algorithm is graded “F”

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