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Topping out ceremony at Cardiff and Vale College's new £45m campus
Canal Parade is the biggest current building development covering 16,000m2 . It will open to students for the 2015/6 term.
Vice Chancellor of Wales' controversial Glyndwr University to stand down next year
Professor Michael Scott has led the North Wales institution since 2002, during a tumultuous period
Government publishes British Values
Schools in England must ensure pupils have respect and tolerance for all faiths, races and cultures, says new government guidance on British values.
School criticised for poor diversity
A Lincolnshire school is told it cannot be rated as 'outstanding' by Ofsted because pupils need more awareness of other British cultures.
Free school breakfasts 'must change'
A third of Welsh children are not receiving free breakfasts in school and changes are needed, the Conservatives say.
Yo Sushi cookery school shows the rice is right
Sushi’s long since been a staple of Japanese cuisine, but it’s a very welcome addition to the UK high street too. Kirstie McCrum went to learn the culinary craft
Secondary schools in Wales will be driven into deficits of more than £1m by cuts, a teaching union warns
ASCL Cymru says cuts to the education budget could impact on standards in the classroom
Adoption row council 'was biased'
A couple say a local authority set out to adopt their grandson despite the fact they wanted to care for him and his elder brother.
CofE schools chief's terror law fear
Plans that require schools to help prevent pupils becoming radicalised place too much of a burden on education regulator Ofsted, the chief Church of England education officer says.
Search for teachers 'may go abroad'
A continuing teacher recruitment shortage may prompt schools to look abroad for new teachers, experts say.
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