Wales education

Oxford uni reveals Sheen fund for Welsh students

What do rural mid Wales voters care about most?

Welsh Tories 'would not want vaccine passports'

What is it like to be back in school? Video, 00:01:33What is it like to be back in school?

Graduation postponements 'like unclosed chapter’ Video, 00:01:48Graduation postponements 'like unclosed chapter’

New curriculum 'must be delayed' in Covid's wake

'All pupils should receive free school meals'

Extra security 'to tackle illegal student parties'

Teacher-assessed grades 'creating too much pressure'

Struck off 'Kardashian clones' teacher defiant

A-level and GCSE exams return hope for 2022

'Exams fiasco a low point' says education minister

Teacher struck off for 'Kardashian clones' jibes

New £65m international study scheme for students

Cardiff Airport link road in doubt as funds denied

Changing school terms 'would help pupils catch up'

Black history to be mandatory in Welsh schools

Teachers not focussed on 'catching up' pupils. Video, 00:01:06Teachers not focussed on 'catching up' pupils

Town's schools could shut to curb Covid flare-up

Education key for 'societal change' towards women. Video, 00:02:38Education key for 'societal change' towards women

Pupils 'excited and nervous' to be back in school

Welsh hairdressers to reopen but retail stays shut

Students 'getting value for money' during pandemic