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We are currently advertising two part-time secondment vacancies that will be based within our Foundation Learning Team. Further information here.
Information and toolkit to support settings engagement work with parents and carers on Curriculum for Wales
Pedagogy – Child development
Child development is an essential and integral part of Curriculum for Wales. The below resources have been designed to highlight the importance of child development in supporting the holistic development and learning of all children.
Additional guidance for primary schools when thinking about how to plan careers and work-related experiences (CWRE) as part of Curriculum for Wales.
Learn about important changes for the 2023 to 2024 academic year.
As families get ready for the start of a new school term, many will be worried about the cost of living crisis. But there is support available for learners and their families in Wales who may be struggling to afford school costs such as uniform, meals and transport, as well as some free schemes to help your child with their learning.
We have partnered with Teacher Booker, to create the National Supply Pool for Wales, providing you with direct supply work opportunities from schools and access to the Teachers' Pension Scheme. Register now to take advantage of these opportunities. By doing so, you can ensure that you have created your profile ready for when this platform is rolled out in your Local Authority area over the coming months. To register, please visit our website. Should you have any questions or for further information, please email.
Taith are inviting individuals and organisations from across the eligible Taith sectors to join their Sector Stakeholder Groups. See the Taith website for further information, or email the Taith team to find out more.
The application window for the Welsh in Education teacher retention bursary is now open. If you think you’re eligible, you should apply by 30 September 2023.
As the summer draws to a close and schools prepare to return, the Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Dr Chris Jones, is reminding people to stay at home and avoid contact with others if they are unwell and have a high temperature.
Look out for your free bilingual books! With the support of the Welsh Government, the NSPCC has created a bilingual version of Pantosaurus and the Power of PANTS which will be sent to every primary school in Wales. Talk PANTS supports professionals to teach children that their body belongs to them and no means no, in line with the new Welsh curriculum. Learn more about how you can Talk PANTS and help keep children safe.
Join the next Estyn Live event to hear more about the findings and recommendations of their thematic report looking at improving English reading skills in pupils aged 10-14.
Here is the link to the livestream.
Estyn is recruiting for peer inspectors from the following sectors:
- maintained special schools and PRUS
- Independent or independent special schools
As a Peer Inspector, you’ll get a brilliant opportunity to see inspection up close and gain valuable professional development. Find out more.
Each term, we’ll be sharing a carefully selected toolkit of resources for teachers, school leaders and education staff in Wales, jam-packed with practical tools and guides to help you take care of yourself and your colleagues, while you're busy taking care of your students.
A set of resources focused on bringing awareness about literacy and its importance.
A summary of recent Hwb resources and updates.
Adobe have created a series of monthly challenges for learners aged 8 to 14 which schools are welcome to use throughout the year.
Start the new term with these Adobe Express live lessons online with Dom Traynor, Adobe’s Education Evangelist.
A new programme for children and young people will start on Monday 4 September - Newyddion Ni (Our News). The programme replaces Ffeil and will bring news and sport stories to viewers in an accessible way for everyone. It will be broadcast on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays during school term time. Among the topics that will be discussed are climate change, human rights, sport, celebrities, as well as longer items to explain more complex stories
You can help get illegal tobacco out of your community by spreading the message on its dangers. Here we have our library of resources for you to take and share with your community.
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