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Swansea food bank runs out 'due to school holiday'
The Eastside Food Bank in Swansea runs out of items such as pasta with volunteers blaming school holidays.
'Teach pupils to avoid gangs' - children's commissioner
Schools should dispel images of "fast money" and "glamour", the children's commissioner says.
University finances face £17.5bn pensions squeeze
An expert warns of tuition fees rising or being diverted, but the pensions scheme says it is secure.
Bristol teacher's end-of-term gift - the sweetest present ever?
At the end of term some teachers receive special gifts from their pupils, but one in particular was especially sweet.
North Ronaldsay Primary School loses its only pupil
The primary in Orkney will be kept on standby from August after its only pupil moved on to secondary.
£4.8m spent to educate Republic of Ireland students in NI
The executive had previously sought compensation for teaching students from the Republic.
Manchester bombing led to 11th-hour changes to exam papers
More than 2,000 papers were checked for distressing content after the bombing and at least two were changed.
If you're a Welsh teacher this could be the dream job you've been waiting for
The job comes with free flights and accommodation in Argentina
Students make a song in memory of a World War I soldier
Ahead of World War I commemorations, two students make a song about a local soldier.
'Action needed' on Wales teacher shortage
Secondary school training centres recruited 538 students in 2016-17, 38% short of the 871 target.
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