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An innovative training programme that enables teachers and school leaders to better educate, navigate and handle racism in schools, has been launched in Cardiff today.
A record number of schools have signed up to the UK Committee for UNICEF Right's Respecting Schools Award (RRSA), making Cardiff's engagement in the Children's Rights Campaign, the highest in Wales.
Cardiff Council is seeking to recruit a governing body for a brand new primary school to serve parts of north-west Cardiff.
15/11/21 - Primary School Applications now open
Applications for primary school places to start in September 2022 open today, (Monday 15 November 2021) and parents are encouraged to make use of all three preferences to get the best chance of securing a school they want.
Cardiff Council in partnership with environmental charity, Trees for Cities (TfC) will deliver ten new Edible Playgrounds across the city during 2021/22.
The Race Equality Taskforce has revealed major new plans in their latest report to help address racial inequality in the city. The latest report details the second round of proposals for Cardiff
12/10/21 - "Plant a Tree for the Jubilee" Greenway Primary School hosts The Queen's Green Canopy Tree Planting
Greenway Primary School in Rumney has today hosted a special tree planting ceremony to mark Her Majesty's Platinum Jubilee in 2022.
A public consultation which invites members of the public to have their say on proposals to increase provision in Cardiff, for children and young people with Additional Learning Needs (ALN) is now open.
08/10/21 - Next stage for Cathays High School proposals
Recommendations to progress plans for a new Cathays High School will be put to Cardiff Council's Cabinet when it meets later this month.
Significant plans to expand provision for children and young people with Additional Learning Needs (ALN), Complex Learning Needs (CLN) and health and wellbeing needs, have been revealed by Cardiff Council.
A 10-year strategy to boost the number of children and young people learning through the medium of Welsh in Cardiff schools has been revealed by Cardiff Council.
29/09/21 - Monument to Wales‘ first black headteacher, Betty Campbell, unveiled in Cardiff city centre
A monument to honour Betty Campbell MBE, Wales’ first black headteacher and champion of equality and diversity has been unveiled in Cardiff city centre today.
A record number of Cardiff school children are travelling to school in healthier and cleaner ways as part of a UK-wide walk to school programme.
This summer, more than 1200 children and young people accessed Cardiff's School Holiday Enrichment Programme (SHEP), meaning record numbers were able to enjoy the exciting programme of sport and educational provision, alongside healthy nutritious meals.
Land located at Ty Glas Road in Llanishen, could be used to enable a strategic vision for a mainstream community secondary school and for special school provision, if proposals to purchase the site are progressed.
More than 200 members of the public have had their say on proposals for a new build Willows High School during a six week public engagement which sought the views of parents, pupils, stakeholders and the local community.
