Wales education

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

Funding fears over increasing Welsh in schools

'I can't enjoy student life until I get a job'

Wales-England border school taken off closure list

More schools face unpalatable cuts, warns union

Police school visits continue after funding axed

Protesters march in fight for new special school

Rise in pupils educated outside mainstream school

Blind schoolgirl passes GCSEs using Braille

Wales' GCSE results slightly down on pre-Covid year

As the GCSE pass rate falls, how to appeal or resit?

I got a D in GCSE business but my firm is thriving

Watch as nervous pupils reveal A-level results. Video, 00:00:51Watch as nervous pupils reveal A-level results

Wales' students leaving uni with average £35k debt

Grades drop in first normal post-Covid A-levels

What if you don't get the A-level grades you want? Video, 00:00:57What if you don't get the A-level grades you want?

Welsh sixth-form uni applications lowest in UK

Murdered teen's mum calls for mindfulness lessons

Specialist school needs big improvement - watchdog