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Teachers will soon have more choice about the
digital tools they use thanks to the roll-out of Google for Education, Kirsty
Williams has announced. The new software is a direct result of feedback from
schools and will be made available through Hwb.
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‘Making a difference’ focuses primarily on the designated
person role in primary, secondary and special schools, but also covers the
transition of looked after children from pre-school to compulsory education and
to further and higher education.
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.
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.
Find what anti-bullying resources are available by visiting our anti-bullying webpage here.
This resource enables KS2 learners (Years 5-6) to explore
the choices which faced people during WWI, and the consequences of decisions
for individuals and their families.
Five new playlists about online bullying are now available for children and young people, education practitioners, parents and carers, and governors.
Resources that use maps and other sources to support teaching the Industrial Revolution in Wales for Key Stage 2, 3 and 4 learners.
New resource for Key Stage 2 created by People’s
Collection Wales. Lesson plans on copyright and metadata to help you deliver
the Digital Competence Framework to your learners
Tegwen Ellis - The National Academy for Education Leadership: A new start for Wales?
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
The
overarching purpose of the 2018 IPLC to Chonqing, organised in conjunction with
British Council China and the Chonqing Municipal Education Commission, is
to inspire new approaches to Primary maths teaching that will translate into
concrete action in Welsh schools. For more information and an application
form, please contact iepwales@britishcouncil.org
In 2016-2017,
Estyn judged 34 providers as 'Excellent'. Discover their strategies to success
by watching our film and reading their case studies.
GLP-W
supports teachers to develop their learners as ethical and informed citizens of
Wales and the world.
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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