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Educating Cardiff school Willows High reflects on improved GCSE results
Head teacher Chris Norman said this summer’s exams were 'make or break' and hugely important
Twins conjoined at birth prepare to start school
Twins Rosie and Ruby Formosa, who were born conjoined and had an operation to separate them, are preparing to start school.
Secondary teachers union sets workload action ballot date
Scotland's second largest teaching union is to ballot its members next month on taking industrial action over "excessive" workload.
University staff will be balloted for strike action over huge pay rises for vice chancellors
Many staff 'feel like second-class employees'
More Welsh students are winning university places
Of those going to university, the majority – 10,660 – are set to study in Wales
A 12-year-old with two maths GCSEs at A* and distinction says success is down to not working too hard
James Harkin from Cardiff says he never studies more than 30 minutes a day
Girls better than boys at school - but a lot less happy, report finds
Nearly a quarter (25%) of Welsh girls said they felt worried at school compared to just 16.5% of boys
Welsh education has 'massive untapped potential', says leading academic
Professor Mel Ainscow said the multi-million-pound Schools Challenge Cymru initiative had made 'significant progress'
Labour leadership: Smith pledges to scrap tuition fees
Labour leadership hopeful Owen Smith sets out his plans to scrap university tuition fees in an effort to win over the youth vote from current leader Jeremy Corbyn.
Private schools A-level dip reflects national trends
Private schools saw a slight dip in the number of students receiving top grades in their A-levels this year, largely in line with national trends, figures released by the sector suggest.
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