Welsh Government rejects urgent review of university finances

Expertise and resources key to ensuring Welsh history remains at the heart of the new curriculum

Fifth Senedd Education

Wales isn’t making the most of university research despite punching above our weight

April 30, 2019

Delivery of Welsh Baccalaureate differs from schools to school

Fifth Senedd Education

Flawed delivery holds back the Welsh Baccalaureate

April 4, 2019

Fifth Senedd Education

School funding concerns raised again by AMs

March 13, 2019

Fifth Senedd Education

English apprenticeships “in free fall”, while Wales is on track to meet apprenticeships goals

March 13, 2019

Fifth Senedd Education

Public asked for views on new sex education guidance

March 5, 2019

Fifth Senedd Education

Modern foreign languages “squeezed out” of the school curriculum

March 5, 2019

Curriculum for Wales: Teachers will be able to use professional expertise to stretch pupils

Fifth Senedd Education

Education Minister rules out changing school funding formula

February 21, 2019

Fifth Senedd Education

Welsh Government “not responsible” for university job losses

February 13, 2019

Fifth Senedd Education

Free school meal eligibility criteria to change from April

February 12, 2019

Fifth Senedd Education

Youth Parliament could play a role in developing new curriculum

February 6, 2019

Fifth Senedd Education

More effective schools in latest school categorisation rankings

February 5, 2019

Fifth Senedd Education

Education Minister launches white paper outlining revamped National Curriculum

January 29, 2019

Fifth Senedd Education

Education Minister announces major reforms to language teaching

January 22, 2019

Fifth Senedd Education

No consideration towards making free school breakfasts available later in the day

January 9, 2019

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

Fifth Senedd Education

School bullying “needs a national strategy”

January 8, 2019

Fifth Senedd Education

Flagship free childcare law passed by the Senedd (though with significant opposition)

December 13, 2018

Fifth Senedd Education

Opposition fails to expand flagship free childcare scheme to cover all children

December 6, 2018

Fifth Senedd Education

Welsh Government rejects urgent review of university finances

AMs assured that Welsh themes will be at the heart of the new curriculum

Welsh Government accused of not taking school PE seriously enough

School exclusion “should be a last resort”

AMs demand concrete chips & soggy semolina are banished from school menus

AM calls for compulsory school age to rise to 18

Minister: School hours “should be decided locally”

Consultation open on draft new National Curriculum

Wales isn’t making the most of university research despite punching above our weight

Flawed delivery holds back the Welsh Baccalaureate

School funding concerns raised again by AMs

English apprenticeships “in free fall”, while Wales is on track to meet apprenticeships goals

Public asked for views on new sex education guidance

Modern foreign languages “squeezed out” of the school curriculum

Education Minister rules out changing school funding formula

Welsh Government “not responsible” for university job losses

Free school meal eligibility criteria to change from April

Youth Parliament could play a role in developing new curriculum

More effective schools in latest school categorisation rankings

Education Minister launches white paper outlining revamped National Curriculum

Education Minister announces major reforms to language teaching

No consideration towards making free school breakfasts available later in the day

School bullying “needs a national strategy”

Flagship free childcare law passed by the Senedd (though with significant opposition)

Opposition fails to expand flagship free childcare scheme to cover all children

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