Education News
On 6 June Keep Wales Tidy brought together secondary Eco-Schools from across the country for the Big Schools Day at the prestigious Volvo Ocean Race. Over 300 students took part in the Senior Eco-Committee held in the NoFit State Circus tent within the Race Village, where they had the opportunity to hear from international speakers and participated in marine litter workshops.
Cardiff School of Art and Design’s Ceramics department (CSAD Ceramics) has announced the launch of its first UK-wide ‘CSAD Ceramics Excellence Award’, devised to highlight the continued benefit of studying ceramics in secondary and further education.
Aberystwyth University has been awarded Gold in the Teaching Excellence and Student Outcomes Framework (TEF).
Vocational qualifications are set to play a pivotal role in helping the Welsh Government achieve its vision of developing a vibrant and prosperous economy fuelled by a highly skilled, world class workforce.
A CARDIFF MET academic will speak today at a prestigious Oxford University event centred around fantasy author J.R.R. Tolkien.
NPTC Group of Colleges is leading the way for the whole of the UK as it signs a deal with China that could mean a massive boost to the British economy.
Primary school pupils have tested their knowledge of the Highway Code in Rhondda Cynon Taf’s annual road safety quiz – a fun, educational way to help them to stay safe as pedestrians, cyclists and car passengers.
A Cardiff Met lecturer has been selected by the Arts Council of Wales to represent Cymru yn Fenis / Wales in Venice at the 58thInternational Art Exhibition, the Venice Biennale.
Education Secretary Kirsty Williams has unveiled five tests to help measure the government’s success on delivering on social mobility over the coming years.
A Pembrokeshire School at the heart of its community has come out on top in a National award.