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The Welsh re-Development Agency
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An excuse to do nothing
February 8, 2012 07:02 -
When the thin blue line becomes a garrote
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Providing a useful sex education
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A mirrored darkness
February 6, 2012 09:02
Posts Tagged ‘education’
Let’s make a New Year’s Resolution that Sounds Good
In a month’s time, building regulations will be devolved to Wales – and here’s a concrete example of where they can be redesigned to make a difference
A deal that’s worth more than £20 million
This budget deal is good news for three parties in the Assembly and says much about the way politics in Wales will remain for some time to come
Getting the dynamic out of Dynamo
Wales’ greatest asset is its young people. So how is government connecting them with entrepreneurship?
The Great Pension Raid
Today teachers from across Wales travel to Westminster as part of a joint trade union lobby of Parliament to stop their pensions being raided
The College of Knowledge
The so-called “new” universities are good at straplines and mission statements, but to really succeed there are a few lessons they should all learn
Something needs fixing
If the Welsh Government is serious about rebuilding the country’s manufacturing base, it needs to be doing more to promote engineering in our schools
Gwerddon: adnodd o bwys i rannu gwybodaeth yn y Gymraeg
Mae’r fenter arlein Gwerddon yn cynnig cyfle i rannu gwybodaeth ac yn llenwi bwlch mawr i ganolbywntio ar ymchwil yn y Gymraeg.
While you were away
On the day that students receive their GCSE results, a businessman argues that a long summer break provides plenty of time for the Welsh Government and others to bring forward plans to raise education standards to the level that employers are crying out for
More than just education factories
Schools are the beating hearts of local communities – and it is communities that should decide their fate
Language and number manipulation counts
Testing children is not the answer – teachers need to be given the skills and direction to help support children in learning how to use numbers and language more effectively
Crossing the border – Coming to teach in Wales
What happens when a prize winning teacher from England comes to Wales?
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