Wales education

Less than a third of 18-year-olds apply for uni

Five things inspectors say about Wales' schools

Teachers need allergy training, say campaigners

Schools must not become battleground – child envoy

New history GCSE delayed as teachers 'not confident'

Asking police to search pupils' bags 'impractical'

Call for security guards at school gates after stabbing

'I fled Ukraine speaking basic English - now I'm off to Oxford University'

Fears for hundreds of uni jobs due to funding gap

Struggling students to benefit from grant changes

Plans for all 16-year-olds to speak Welsh 'lack detail'

'Unfair' to call parents into school to change nappies

Classic novel off GCSE list amid racial slurs fear

Huge resurgence in homophobic insults in schools - campaigner

Q&A: What financial help is there for uni students?

Family fear for son as college funding dries up

Will Wales hike university tuition fees?

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Why fewer teens get help with the costs of college

Artists call for greater focus on black British music in schools

Schoolchildren doing more daily exercise - survey

Universities cut jobs to close funding black hole

School dinners axed after mice found in kitchen