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Educating Cardiff: Best friend fall-outs and a lot of attitude in episode seven
Educating Cardiff is almost over but we've still got two episodes to go at Willows High School
A teacher 'pretended to be a 13-year-old girl and claimed the headteacher had abused her', hearing told
Teacher Eleri Roberts could be banned from the classroom as a result of the allegations about her behaviour at Llanidloes High School
Parents want bigger voice in schools
Fewer than a fifth of parents in England think the government listens to them about their children's education, suggests research.
The Welsh Crucible series: An insight into the minds of our future research leaders - Amy Hayes
Amy Hayes is a lecturer in the School of Sport, Health and Exercise Sciences at Bangor University and is currently investigating connections between motor actions and emotion
Cardiff University launches five new research institutes in bid to become 'world leaders' in science, medicine, crime and climate
Wales' top-ranked university said its flagship centres would harness data to tackle real-world problems
Firm 'hides' university for job interview
The graduate selection process at Deloitte will conceal the schools and university attended by applicants, in a bid to promote social mobility.
Campaign warns 11% of world illiterate
The United Nations is lobbied by campaigners calling for urgent action to tackle illiteracy around the world.
Coleg Gwent end merger talks with Cardiff and Vale College
Having assessed the options put forward in a feasibility study, bosses said they would instead pursue 'closer collaboration and partnerships'
'No cuts' to free infant school meals
David Cameron dismisses speculation free school meals for all infant children could be at risk of cuts.
Welsh Government defends position over devolving teachers' pay and conditions
Huw Lewis was criticised by the Welsh Conservatives for saying negotiations were 'above his pay grade'
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