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Missed the recent Curriculum for Wales: Turning the corner conferences?
Don’t worry you can watch the speeches from Cabinet Secretary for Education, Kirsty Williams, Professor Mark Priestley, Dr Dylan Jones and Professor Dame Alison Peacock.
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Last week saw the first meeting of our Board, please find out more about their work here.
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A group reviewing teachers’ pay and conditions in Wales is calling for the public’s views as the Welsh Government prepares to put in a place a new Wales-specific system from September 2019.
Vacancies for National Academy for Educational Leadership (NAEL)
Appointment of Chair - National Academy for Educational Leadership – closing date 11/2/18
Appointment of Board Members - National Academy for Educational Leadership – closing date 11/2/18
Resource has been successfully piloted by Carers Trust Wales in 8 schools and includes practical tools to improve the identification of learners with caring responsibilities and the provision of appropriate support.
Guidance on the grants available for eligible students who start full time pre-service PGCE initial teacher education courses 2018/19
Closing Date: 2 April 2018
Welsh Government is seeking views on plans to end the physical punishment of children in Wales as part of a much wider package of measures supporting children to have the best start in life, and supporting parents to do the best job they can.
Find out how, Education Secretary, Kirsty Williams intends to implement the new system in Wales.
Now updated, this guidance provides an overview of the roles and responsibilities, with regards to attendance management, of all those involved in the education of children and young people.
This guide aims to help all teachers to focus on achieving the greatest impact for learners while reducing teachers' workload
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Institute of School Business Leadership Regional Conferences 2018
This event has been prepared specifically for School Business Professionals and Headteachers in Wales and will be addressed by Kirsty Williams, Cabinet Secretary for Education.
Use code CM7m6Opn to book your free place and find out more by clicking the relevant links below.
This is a competition for primary and secondary children from
across Wales run by Coleg Meirion-Dwyfor, in partnership with BT Wales
and Bangor University's Widening Access Centre. 31 January deadline!
Your responses will help Chwarae Teg understand and benchmark workplace gender equality and diversity in Wales.
How well does your school understand good foundation phase practice? Estyn’s new report and film describes effective practice in delivering literacy and numeracy, essential for anyone working in the foundation phase.
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