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The news from us that you might have missed - 11/04/23
06/04/23 - St David's Hall ‘soft marketing' process begins
A ‘soft marketing' exercise inviting offers from experienced and qualified theatre, arts and venue services organisations, interested in leasing and operating St David's Hall has begun today (6th April, 2023).
06/04/23 - Council joins Age Friendly Employer scheme
Cardiff Council has been recognised as an Age Friendly Employer as part of the authority's work to make Cardiff an Age Friendly City.
05/04/23 - " Learn, Live, Believe' clearly reflects the aims of St Bernadette's R.C. Primary School" says Estyn
Estyn inspectors have found that pupils from St Bernadette's R.C. Primary School thoroughly enjoy coming to school and are very proud to be members of their school community.
05/04/23 - Eastern High School praised by Estyn inspectors
One of Cardiff's largest secondary schools has received a positive report from Estyn inspectors who praised the high priority it places on pupils' well-being.
04/04/23 - Caretaking team prepare blank canvas for school's subway mural
A splash of colour and good measure of community partnership working has brightened up the walk to school for pupils and families in Llanedeyrn.
04/04/23 - School cook retires after serving up nearly 1 million meals!
School cook Pat Morgan has retired after more than three decades working for Bryn Celyn in Pentwyn and more recently for Ysgol Pen Y Groes.
30/03/23 - Llandaff City CIW Primary School; ‘A nurturing learning environment where pupils develop effective skills' says Estyn.
Inspectors have described Llandaff City CIW Primary School as "a nurturing learning environment where pupils develop effective skills in areas such as language and mathematics."
30/03/23 - A further 30,000 trees planted in Cardiff since October 2022
Since October last year, a further 30,000 trees have been planted in Cardiff as part of the Coed Caerdydd project.
27/03/23 - Aerial tree map helping reduce the risk of surface water flooding in Cardiff
An aerial map of trees is helping Cardiff Council reduce the risk of surface water flooding.
