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Welsh History Month: Welsh sheep were famous for the 'sweetness of their meat'
Picture 23: Sheep breeding, fostered by medieval monks in abbeys like Margam, increased in number and importance from the early 18th century
Welsh History Month: Harvest-work on estates and larger farms was an opportunity for smallholders to gain extra wages
Picture 25: The head of the Jones family of Neuadd Fawr stands almost self-consciously to the right in leather boots, riding trousers, linen jacket and hat
Family tribute to stab death teacher
The family of a teacher stabbed to death at her Leeds school describe her as a "dedicated wife" and "natural mother", ahead of a public memorial service in the city.
Welsh Government's education spending commitment in 'tatters' after funding cuts, says Plaid Cymru
Plaid Cymru's Mid and West Wales AM Simon Thomas says cuts will hit pupils from deprived backgrounds hardest
A-level languages to be 'fairer'
A-levels in modern foreign languages will be marked more fairly from next summer, the exams regulator, Ofqual, has pledged.
Teachers 'vital' in child protection
More than two-thirds of UK teachers have raised concerns about the safety and well-being of their pupils in the past year, a survey suggests.
Teenage cancer survivor who raised £5,000 for other young patients and recruited two new blood donors during treatment scoops award
Emily Clark, who set up a website from her hospital bed in Cardiff, has been hailed as a Beacon of Hope by the Lymphoma Association
Westbourne School teams up with chef James Sommerin
The Penarth school will bring together speakers from top universities across the UK to meet with local parents and students to discuss how to get in to the best universities
Sir Terry Matthews believes Swansea Bay city region has potential to become a world leading location for tidal energy technology
The new chair of the Swansea Bay City Region Sir Terry Matthews is looking for people in the region to come up with ideas to improve the regional economy
More children pass phonics check
The controversial phonics check for six year olds is paying off, says the government, with more children meeting the expected standard.
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