Pupils compete to name their new school
A new school in Blaenau Gwent is searching for a name and motto, and is calling on pupils across the area to come up with it.
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First North Korean student for UWC
UWC in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina has announced the acceptance of North Korean student Kim Han Sol.
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Coleg Morgannwg in running for top UK honour
Coleg Morgannwg has been named as one of the leading further education colleges in the UK after being shortlisted for a prestigious national award.
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Swansea hotel sets the pace with golden customer service
Top hurdles coach Wynford Leyshon has checked in at Swansea’s Grand Hotel.
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Coleg Morgannwg a leader of further education in Wales
Coleg Morgannwg has been ranked as one of the most successful further education colleges in Wales.
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New figures reveal almost half of all headteachers in Wales can speak Welsh
As Eisteddfod week gets into full swing, new figures from the GTCW have shown that the Welsh language is thriving at the top in the nation’s schools.
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Wales seeks to plug regulatory gap left by GTCE demise
Wales has become the first of the UK nations to try to plug the gap that will be left when the General Teaching Council for England (GTCE) is closed down.
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Gyngor Addysgu Cyffredinol Cymru
Ffigurau newydd yn dangos fod bron i hanner Prifathrawon Cymru’n siarad Cymraeg
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Win an iPod as computer mice invade Merthyr Tydfil
Young People across Merthyr Tydfil could win themselves a brand new iPod this summer – simply by entering a treasure trail in their local community.
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New business club opens the door to next generation
A new south Wales business club aimed at people under 35 years old.
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