Wales education

Suspected norovirus hits nearly 200 school pupils

'We shouldn't have to be out here doing this' Video, 00:01:17'We shouldn't have to be out here doing this'

University staff begin eight-day strike

Students deserve strike refunds, says Brexit Party

Lib Dems pledge £560m cash boost for Wales

'Do not ditch valued and recognised GCSEs'

Welsh history needed to teach 'our national story'

Head teacher 'used school funds for staff party'

Call to tackle aggression against teachers

How do you solve a problem like brain drain?

Rural school with eight pupils is set to close

Fears of primary school being 'subsumed' by merger

HIV jokes left teenager with disease crying

Pupils' years changed 'to improve school results'

Give more children free school meals, say AMs

Life skills 'needed' - not GCSEs. Video, 00:00:38Life skills 'needed' - not GCSEs

Are schools producing 'A grade robots'?

GCSEs deemed 'not fit for purpose'

Town's £14m cultural hub to open in December

School mobile phone ban relaxed to 'ease friction'

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Special needs school set to relocate and expand

'Sad day' as school asks to close its sixth form