A 300-strong team from Llanishen High School is travelling to Patagonia virtually as part of City Hospice’s 100 Heroes challenge.
Education
Christ College Celebrates World Book Day With Mystery Readers
Two Bristol students have set up a crowdfunded initiative to help reduce food poverty in the city after being inspired by Marcus Rashford’s campaign.
Professor Cara Aitchison, President and Vice Chancellor of Cardiff Metropolitan University, addresses the latest meeting of Cardiff Business Club
Christ College Brecon is celebrating after receiving offers to study at Oxford University for two of its students.
Kelly Hull, the Principal of Beechwood College in Penarth is urging Welsh parents in a similar position to follow in Katie Price’s footsteps and consider all the options available to them and their child.
Minister for Economy, Transport and North Wales, Ken Skates MS, will open a debate about the importance of improving skills in the workplace on January 27.
Chambers Wales has recently welcomed its latest cohort of interns as it looks to support local students through its partnership with University of South Wales.
From spring, independent schools across England and Wales will be allowed to opt out of the Teachers’ Pension Scheme (TPS) for future teaching staff.
Inspiring artwork by local primary school pupils will be showcased online by The Red Dragon Centre throughout the New Year.