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The maximum university tuition fee in Wales will remain at £9,000, with £26m of government investment to support students and universities over the next two years, Education Secretary Kirsty Williams announced today (Weds 18th Oct).
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We would like to thank all of the schools
involved in the first stage of trialling the online personalised assessments.
The next phase of trialling will take place in early 2018. If you would like
your school to be involved in future trialling please contact trials@nationaltests.cymru
Reminder - Has your school received an email invitation to take part in the Schools as Learning Organisations – Nationwide
Survey?
If so, we want to hear
your views. Don’t miss out on this invaluable opportunity to
prepare your school for the new curriculum. The deadline is 27 October, 2017.
1 December
- Metropole Hotel, Llandrindod Wells
We have increased numbers for the event’s workshops, so please book your place now!
Take part in the consultation, ends 23 October 2017.
#post16learningWales
The SID 2018 Competition is an opportunity
for young people to tell us how the internet makes them feel through words,
film, music or art.
To inform the development of
the national online safety action plan, we want to hear from children and
young people.
CyberFirst
Adventurers free one-day development courses - 2018 (Cardiff)
Aimed at students who have not
yet made their GCSE choices (11 to 14
year-olds*) and their parents/guardians. Want to know more? Contact Smallpeice on 01926 333200 or
email cyberfirst@smallpeicetrust.org.uk.
ColegauCymru has
released a new report which demonstrates the major financial impact that the
sector has on the Welsh economy, estimated to be worth an additional £4 billion
every year.
Estyn is looking for primary, independent primary, independent or maintained special and pupil referral unit headteachers or senior leaders to train as Peer Inspectors.
The EWC pilot research bursary scheme has now launched with up to £2,000 of funding is available for each project. Find out more! If you have any questions or would like more information, email.
Delivering
financial education to pupils in secondary school? Take a look at this resource
on Hwb.
Teachers - if you have a student who would like to
study Further Mathematics, the Further Mathematics Support Programme which is
funded by the Welsh Government can help you. Contact sarah.grant@swansea.ac.uk / 01792 602855 for further information.
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