The Minister for Education and the Welsh Language, Anna Brychan, has congratulated learners across Wales receiving their GCSE, Welsh Baccalaureate and vocational qualification results.
"Congratulations to everyone receiving their results today, and well done for all the hard work, commitment and resilience you have shown throughout your studies."
Working Wales can support learners with their next steps. We have created a toolkit that you can use to help spread the message and encourage young people to visit Working Wales for help and guidance on their options.
Coming soon: the Welsh in Education Teacher Retention Bursary
The application window for the £5,000 Welsh in Education teacher retention bursary opens from 1 September 2026. Keep an eye out for more information including eligibility and how to apply.
SilverCloud® Wales provides a range of guided, online support programmes for help with mild to moderate symptoms of stress, anxiety, depression and more.
Meic is the helpline service for children and young people up to the age of 25 in Wales. If you need to speak to someone confidentially you can do so online, via text or calling Meic.
Dysg is the official education e-newsletter from Welsh Government. Dysg aims to provide updates and developments on education and training sectors in Wales.
