ASCL Cymru have responded to the decision of the Welsh government to close schools in Wales in response to the coronavirus emergency Eithne Hughes, director of the Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) Cymru, said: “We fully [read more]
The National Education Union have commented on the news that Estyn inspections will be suspended in Wales Speaking about the suspension of Estyn inspections, and other activities, David Evans, Wales secretary of the National Education [read more]
As reported by BBC news, school leaders say parents need clear advice ahead of exam season, as it is likely to overlap with the predicted peak in coronavirus cases in the UK The Association of School [read more]
As reported by BBC news, more pupils will be taught remotely via video link technology, under plans to extend a scheme for 14 to 19-year-olds The E-sgol project aims to link pupils in remote areas [read more]
As reported by BBC news, the performance gap between pupils from less well-off homes and their classmates has failed to narrow over a decade and remains a “major challenge,” the education watchdog has warned Closing [read more]
As reported by BBC news, regulatory body Qualifications Wales is consulting on the exams’ future, which could include a major shift towards 16-year-olds sitting tests online New chairman David Jones believes we could see ‘significantly [read more]
As reported by BBC news, schools are failing to spot ADHD and autism, which could be contributing to a rise in exclusions, an alternative education provider has said Kelly Rowlands, senior schools manager for ACT, which [read more]
As reported by ITV news, the first steps have been made in a bid to force schools to offer more affordable uniforms after a private member’s bill was introduced to the House of Commons Parents [read more]
As reported by BBC news, close to half of primary schools in Wales are now rated in the best ‘green’ category, according to the latest annual categorisation ratings The annual categorisation ratings show 49% of [read more]
As reported by BBC news, most schools in Wales that appointed new teachers to cut infant class sizes say they will not be able to keep them when a government grant ends A progress report [read more]
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