Wales education

Minister rules out international student levy in Wales

Tories would require English and Welsh education in every council

Free school meals plea for all secondary pupils

Parents working from home affecting school attendance

Pupils still learn in village hall years after school fire

What are the changes to Wales' GCSEs and how will they work?

'They are guinea pigs' - fears for pupils on new GCSEs

Wales puts planned science GCSE changes on hold

Welsh-speaking teacher targets fall short

Children 'walking 55 minutes' awaiting school bus appeal

'Life-changing' learning exchange programme cut by 38%

'Clear guidance' call on teaching reading in class

Home schooling almost triples since Covid

Plaid Cymru's school libraries pledge criticised

Union demand council reinstate dismissed headteacher

Parents' dread as cost of attending school mounts

'Bizarre' school transport policy sparks criticism

Top GCSE grades up slightly ahead of major shake-up

Twins among students celebrating A-level results

Young carer terrified at thought of leaving mum for uni

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Free school swimming lessons pledge by Plaid Cymru

Union warns 'no teachers left' without investment