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An exciting opportunity to join our Personalised Assessment content review panel(s) and help us develop a new report to support teachers’ understanding of learner progression.
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Are you an early career or a student teacher? If so, we need to hear from you! Survey closing date 4 February 2026 .
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Programme to boost numbers of Welsh speaking secondary teachers (Cynllun Pontio) – Applications open soon
There's never been a better time to teach through the medium of Welsh in Wales’ secondary schools. Applications for 2026/27 will open in early February. .
WJEC has recently published their Guidance for Teaching (GfT) documents to support the second Wave of their Made-for-Wales GCSEs and related qualifications.
These resources accompany their approved specifications and Sample Assessment Materials (SAMs), helping teachers and lecturers prepare for first teaching from September 2026.
Are you, a teacher, a senior leader, a student teacher? Do you have global majority heritage? We’d like to talk with you to discuss your experiences and your ideas.
Minister for Skills, Jack Sargeant, hosted a Skills Summit in North Wales, bringing together key leaders to prepare the region’s workforce for future job opportunities.
Meaningful, engaging content for Children’s Mental Health Week to help children and young people feel a sense of belonging.
Access free professional supervision, staff wellbeing advisory services, workplace culture support, and evidence-based resources from Education Support to help education staff flourish in their careers.
A range of free resources and support is available to help educators engage learners in democratic education ahead of the election.
Join three free interactive workshops from Bangor University, Discover Economics and the Welsh Government, starting Monday 9 February 2026.
These resources, now available on Hwb, support secondary school learners, practitioners, parents and carers, and employers in planning and delivering meaningful work experience placements.
Sharing information to safeguard children and young people in the UK is now available. It supports education staff to share information confidently and lawfully to protect children and young people from harm. The guidance includes UK‑wide case studies, nation‑specific context, and bilingual Think, Check, Share resources.
Maintained primary and secondary schools are invited to apply for the UK–Ukraine School Partnerships Programme. Applications close 2 March 2026, or earlier if places fill.
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