Swansea University named ‘Welsh University of the Year 2025’
Swansea University has been named The Times and The Sunday Times’ Welsh University of the Year 2025. Published on Friday…
Tag: education
Consultation on tax break for fee-charging schools
The Welsh Government has launched a consultation on plans to end a tax break for some fee-charging schools. The move…
Council launches ‘Miss School: Miss Out’ campaign
Children and young people from across Carmarthenshire are getting ready to return to school this week, for the beginning of…
Free e-learning modules build knowledge and skills on family farm
Biodiversity is at the heart of Peter and Cathryn Richards’ approach to farming, enriching the environment for insects and farmland…
New paper challenges misconceptions of arts and humanities degrees
A new paper has challenged misconceptions of arts and humanities (A&H) degrees, showing the value they bring to the economy…
Important Notice for Sixth Form Students: Secure Your Bus Passes for the New Academic Year
As pupils across Carmarthenshire prepare to receive their GCSE results next week, Carmarthenshire County Council is reminding all students intending…
Careers Wales helps Ysgol Y Deri students raise £26,000 in a fundraising campaign
Sixth form pupils at special education needs school, Ysgol Y Deri, have raised £26,393 in collaboration with Careers Wales to…
The Importance of Keeping Children Safe on Farms
Wales Farm Safety Partnership, alongside Lantra Cymru has created a new e-learning course. ‘Children on Farms’ will give you guidance…
Carmarthenshire pupils lead the way in national walking initiative
Pupils in Carmarthenshire are celebrating coming fourth in a national leader board of schools making strides to walk or wheel…
Elan valley partners with local school to provide eco-friendly outdoor learning
Dwr Cymru’s Elan Valley Visitor Centre has recently donated several beech tree rounds to Crossgates School for pupils to use…