Wales education

Village school could be spared closure

Q&A: What does Wales scrapping 2021 exams mean?

Fears for teachers' workload after exams cancelled

Mixed response as 2021 exams in Wales scrapped

'I'm very glad they've cancelled exams' Video, 00:02:24'I'm very glad they've cancelled exams'

Decision due on Wales A-level and GCSE exams

Schools need 'urgent clarity' over 2021 exams

Almost half of Welsh schools report Covid cases

Supply teacher suspended after working with Covid

School shuts as 'large number' of staff have virus

Pre-firebreak lockdown 47,000 pupils off school

'Scrap exams for 2021 after Covid disruption'

How can schools teach black history?

'Beaten up' and 'accused of teaching politics' Video, 00:01:45'Beaten up' and 'accused of teaching politics'

Students may have to isolate for Christmas at home

'It wouldn't feel like a proper Christmas here' Video, 00:01:46'It wouldn't feel like a proper Christmas here'

Firebreak's impact on schools outlined. Video, 00:01:40Firebreak's impact on schools outlined

2021 exam students facing 'difficult situation'

GCSEs to go ahead in November in Wales

Outdoor education centres 'could be lost forever'

Family of seven's one-bedroom flat lockdown 'hell'

Calls to overhaul school funding in Wales

Teachers in Wales to get 3.7% pay rise