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It's Music Instrument Amnesty Week (20-24 November). We’d love you to donate your once loved, but no longer played instruments. You can find all the drop off points here. #InstrumentsforKids
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The UK Council for Child Internet Safety (UKCCIS) Education Working Group has produced guidance in collaboration with the Welsh Government to help schools and colleges in Wales with incidents of sexting.
This survey closes on 29 November.
We encourage all school staff who are responsible for Sex and Relationships Education, Personal and Social Education and safeguarding to take part.
The Welsh Government has earmarked a further £2.3bn to modernise education infrastructure.
Stage 3 proceedings took place in Plenary on, 21 November 2017. Find out more soon.
Find
out about the 11 core aims of the Bill and view the updated Impact Assessments.
Global Futures Modern Foreign Languages Mentoring project
The MFL Student Mentoring project, run by Cardiff University and grant funded by Welsh Government, has been awarded the Threlford Cup by the Chartered Institute of Linguists in recognition of work in promoting the learning of languages among school students. To be a part of the project please contact your regional consortia MFL lead.
Looking to recruit? Advertise your job on the Welsh Government’s public sector recruitment portal People Exchange Cymru (PEC). PEC is now being extended to the Further Education sector following it's recent launch to schools. To find out more, email.
Read on to find out more.
6 and 7 December, Newtown
Students will take part in academic masterclasses, guest lectures and panel discussions. A professional development strand will be delivered for teachers.
Find what anti-bullying resources are available by visiting our anti-bullying webpage here.
Five new playlists
about online bullying are now available for children and young people,
education practitioners, parents and carers, and governors.
Please make full use the financial education materials on Learning Wales to identify and highlight opportunities in the curriculum to develop learners financial experiences for Financial Capability week.
Resources that use maps and other sources to support teaching the Industrial Revolution in Wales for Key Stage 2, 3 and 4 learners.
Hosted for providers across the learning and skills sector. Developed by the Learning and Work Institute, the toolkit focuses on provision and support for children and young people in or leaving care.
Blog: advice about funding, bursaries and other services offered.
Estyn has launched a survey on how well Neath Port Talbot council supports its schools and youth services.
Book your places here.
This visit, targeted towards Primary schools in need of additional support to implement the Digital Competence Framework, will allow Welsh practitioners to observe best practice in use of digital technology for cross-curricular learning. For more information and an application form, please contact iepwales@britishcouncil.org
Each year, the Welsh Heritage Schools Initiative Committee invites all schools in Wales to enter heritage projects in a nationwide competition. To find out more, follow @whsiawards.
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