Education News
A new report from British Council Wales (published today 26 April) says Wales should better use the appeal of its ‘soft power’, its culture, education and sport sectors, to gain more recognition and influence on the world stage.
A new and innovative European-funded teaching initiative to deal with the problems of teacher retention and learner achievement and engagement among student and trainee teachers, will be evaluated by a team at Cardiff Met.
Puppet Busta calls on Swansea primary pupils to join food waste recycling mission for the chance to have their poster seen throughout the city.
UWTSD Swansea College of Art was delighted to welcome Tracey McNulty, Head of Cultural Services at Swansea Council to the university to officially open The Canvas – a new public art initiative showcasing the creative talents of students.
Cardiff and Vale College has hosted its first student musical, ‘Schools We Will Rock you’.
Four prominent academics from Aberystwyth University have been selected as panel members for the 2021 Research Excellence Framework.
Former Welsh rugby International, Gemma Hallett, has recently backed Hawthorn High School in Pontypridd, donating the legendary Welsh Colleges Girls Rugby kit as part of her ongoing support for Generation Z.
Treating each learner as an individual with unique training needs is at the heart of Gwenno Jones’ success.
Parasitology experts from Aberystwyth University will feature in Channel 4’s ‘Fatberg Autopsy: Secrets of the Sewers’, which is broadcast at 9pm on Tuesday 24 April 2018.
More than 30 years’ experience in television and media was Sue Jeffries’ ‘qualification’ for starting up her own training company that now specialises in three media apprenticeships in roles ranging from costume to special effects.