Education Archive
onsultation and Zoom meeting will discuss future of Guilsfield Community Centre
Clyro budget issues are discussed in confidential session
Technology helps schools share Welsh language resources
1100 laptops delivery means all Powys teachers will have own laptop
Kate Green calls for Gavin Williamson to resign over free school meals row
Spike in virus cases among town’s children sparks plea from headteacher
Bridgnorth pupil Amelia, 12, tells TV viewers of school disruption
Special needs services improving after damning report, council says
Bridgnorth nursery 'heavily invests' in rapid coronavirus tests
Welsh minister rules out prioritising teachers for jab
Moves to merger primary and secondary schools in Llanfair Caereinionn have been approved.
Parents could be asked to administer rapid Covid-19 tests for children at home
Campaign starts to take back control of Clyro Primary School finance
Johnson forced to withdraw hypocrisy jibe aimed at Starmer during heated PMQs
EasyJet cabin crew to administer Covid-19 jabs
Rashford: Prime Minister committed to action over ‘unacceptable’ food parcels
School staff a ‘top priority’ for next wave of vaccination, minister says
Firms supplying poor food parcels to parents ‘will be named and shamed’
Telford primary school forced to close due to Covid cases
Students could sit external papers to inform teacher assessments – Williamson
‘Mean’ food parcel was sad and depressing, says mother
Ever-changing situation for schools is ‘relentless’
Petition over 'dangerous' Shrewsbury traffic to be discussed next week
Contract awarded for Welshpool school
Schools testing strategy could ‘increase Covid in schools’
Council to discuss schools funding
Families receiving ‘degrading’ food parcels treated ‘like dirt’, says mother
Telford College running Covid test centre so students can take exams
300,000 more laptops and tablets for disadvantaged pupils, Government announces
Government to investigate ‘woefully inadequate’ free school meals
