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Enrolment is now open for adult learning courses starting later this month.
Six young people aged 13-17 from Cardiff Youth Services have returned from a unique youth exchange to Carlsbad, California where they scooped the Broadcast Excellence Award at the Student Television Network Convention.
Cardiff Council has announced that Kier has been selected as the preferred bidder to construct new accommodation for ‘Ysgol Cynefin', formerly known as The Court School.
15/03/24 - City-wide plans to increase and realign provision for pupils with Additional Learning Needs
Comprehensive proposals to enhance and increase Additional Learning Needs provision in Cardiff are proposed from September 2024, following two public consultations which concluded in January.
Cardiff Council has proposed making changes to its school's admissions policy following a public consultation process carried out at the turn of the year.
Cardiff Council has become the latest local authority to sign up to UNISON’s anti-racism charter.
Cardiff Council has agreed its Corporate Plan, outlining the priorities and goals it has set itself for the next three years and beyond.
Pentrebane Primary School has been taking part in an international pilot project which looks to engage children with local produce and help them to explore their unique food culture and heritage.
This week, Cardiff's Principal Youth Officer James Healan has appeared on BBC Crimewatch Live to talk about the positive impact that a trail-blazing Virtual Reality (VR) initiative is having on young people across the city.
Cardiff Council has published its Corporate Plan, outlining the priorities and goals it has set itself for the next three years and beyond.
Ysgol Mynydd Bychan, a Welsh medium primary school in Cardiff, has been praised in its latest Estyn report for a caring ethos and a close working relationship between pupils and staff.
For more than 150 years, James Howell’s department store on St Mary Street was synonymous with the best retail experience Cardiff could offer.
A new approach to delivering education in Cardiff could see more schools working together through formal collaboration and federation, to deliver a highly effective and sustainable education system.
22/02/24 - Coed Glas Primary School Pupils gear up for adventure during demolition site visit at Tŷ Glas
Pupils from Coed Glas Primary School in Llanishen have enjoyed a unique opportunity to visit the demolition site at the former HMRC office building at Tŷ Glas.
A calm, purposeful and happy primary school in Cardiff has earned praise from Estyn inspectors for its inclusive, nurturing learning environment where pupils make good progress.
St Mary's R.C. Primary School has received praise from Estyn for its warm, caring, and inclusive environment.
