Education Archive
Appeals over grades should be made to exam boards rather than schools – unions
Under eights will return to school in Wales after half term
Shrewsbury school in line for works as part of £1bn plan to rebuild and renovate sites
Virtual open day for specialist college
Pupils net session with superleague player Nia
Education leaders call for teachers to be vaccinated ahead of schools reopening
PM sticks to ‘prudent’ school reopening date despite pressure from MPs
University chief urges Government to treat students 'fairly' over exams
Building firm donates 50 tablets to schools
Teachers deliver laptops amid lockdown
School receives laptop donations
Nursery celebrates its 28th birthday
Most pupils in school if allowed
The cabinet will take another look at proposals to merge schools in Llanfair Caereinion
Call for home testing for nursery staff and early years providers
Schools to assess GCSE and A-level grades in Northern Ireland
Is the schools transformation strategy affordable?
Shrewsbury Colleges Group approved for scheme to kick-start careers
Shropshire college celebrates 2,500 online members
New engineering hub strengthens Telford College’s business links
Woodland classes go online with great success
Students should not be expected to take ‘mini-exams’ this summer, heads say
Drakeford: Welsh schools may reopen in February due to falling Covid cases
Lockdown in Wales to continue for three more weeks
Katie and Harvey summed up the feelings of many parents, says principal of specialist Shropshire college
Covid-19 could cause permanent shift towards virtual parents’ evenings
Children from all backgrounds are struggling with schoolwork amid Covid – Ofsted
