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Films of keynote speeches and presentations are now available.
#EducationMissionWales
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Test window dates for 2018
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Primary schools: 2–9 May
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Secondary schools: 25 April – 9 May
Secondary Schools should receive their test materials this week
If they haven't been received by Thursday or if the order is incomplete, schools are asked to contact the Test Order Helpline on 02920 265327.
Schools are reminded that a balanced curriculum should be maintained in the run-up to the tests and that time spent familiarising learners with test techniques should be kept to a minimum.
Schools
across Wales are to share in over £90m in 2018-19 to help their most
disadvantaged learners, Education Secretary Kirsty Williams has announced
Professional standards for teaching and leadership
Look out for the latest poster which will be available for every school in Wales. Download an online introduction to the professional standards for teaching and leadership to find out what they will mean for you.
Headteachers are invited to nominate one pupil from either Year 10 or 11 to compete for a place on a unique work experience week in London this July. Eight successful students will take part in a range of experiences in the city. Closing date for entries is Tuesday 8 May.
The
mission of the Supporting Service Children in Education Wales is
to provide the best possible educational support to children, by ensuring
education professionals understand the issues Service Children in Wales may
face. The project is a Welsh Local Government Association project.
We want to know about your star learners, assessors, tutors and employers; so that we can share your stories of success, help you raise your organisations profile and showcase the value of Apprenticeships, reaching the next generation of learners. Applications close at 12 noon, Friday 4 May 2018
The deadline to ensure full-time undergraduates get all their finance in time for the start of their course is 11 May 2018. If their student finance application is late, their money might be too.
This guide outlines what the GDPR is, what it means for schools and sets out possible next steps to prepare your school.
If you are actively using the Hwb+ learning platform for activities other than user management (usernames and passwords), you will need to migrate your data to other Hwb tools by Friday 25 May 2018.
Contact hwb@gov.wales if you need support migrating your data.
Find out more
Taking
place again in 2018, every school in Wales is being urged to take part and give
their pupils a voice on matters concerning their future health and wellbeing.
Take a fresh look at this important
issue by examining it from global as well as local perspectives with this new
bilingual resource from Global Learning Programme – Wales and Oxfam linked to
the Send my Friend to School campaign 2018.
Cardiff Metropolitan University are running a free
food science summer school for Year 12 students from 17-19 July.
If
your school is one of the 100 primary schools and 50 secondary schools from
across Wales that has been selected and invited to participate in the study,
your participation is critical.
The
purpose of the study is to collect internationally comparative evidence on
children's well-being. It asks children about their lives, daily activities and
time use.
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