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Young people in Wales will be offered Meningococcal B (Men B) vaccination for the first time, in autumn 2026, as part of a time limited programme. Those aged 17 to 18 will receive an invitation letter from their health board from 6 July
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A safety initiative aimed at learners aged 16 to 18, intended to be part of the pastoral studies programme at schools and colleges in Wales. It aims to increase their awareness of the need to prepare before going on holiday abroad, especially the first one without their families, and to better understand how to keep safe and avoid dangerous situations.
Guides for parents and carers on popular apps children and young people may be using. Please share before summer recess.
The Youth Work Excellence Awards are an opportunity to recognise and celebrate the breadth of outstanding youth work projects, youth workers and those involved in youth work across Wales.
Join an online event this June and July to learn more about Erasmus+ funding and find a European partner school.
The Personal Project qualification is now approved by Qualifications Wales as part of the new National 14-16 qualifications. Contact their team for information on how it can fit into your offering.
To action: workplace recycling regulations
The legislation requires all non-domestic premises to separate specified waste streams for recycling. Actions to improve compliance in the education sector include: waste audits, grouping bins, using clear signage, using NRW Education Resource Pack and guidance found at WRAP Cymru.
Find out how Porthcawl Comprehensive school is implementing the regulations.
Be among the first to use CAL:ON Cymru’s evidence-based, bilingual literacy resources. Participate in 2026 to shape these free, nationally available tools launching in September 2027. Apply by 26 June for early access and support.
Learn more about the NSP for curriculum and assessment design, including how to register and details of upcoming summer events.
Do you know a school, young person or community champion making a real difference for the environment in Wales? Nominations close at 6pm on Tuesday 30 June 2026
Teachers in Wales, including headteachers and ALNCos, are encouraged to respond to the Equality and Human Rights Commission consultation on new technical guidance for schools. The guidance outlines duties under the Equality Act 2010 and practical steps. Your feedback will help shape clear, workable guidance reflecting school practice. The consultation survey will close at 11:59pm on 30 September 2026
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