Here is your Friday update, covering: Cardiff Council's Budget proposals revealed as authority looks to bridge £30.3m gap; Coed Glas Primary School Pupils gear up for adventure during demolition site visit at Tŷ Glas; City Primary School Praised...
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 budget which safeguards schools and education, supports social services, and protects the most vulnerable – has been revealed by Cardiff Council – as it faces up to a ‘public sector funding crisis’ affecting local authorities across the UK.
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.
New exhibition by acclaimed Wales-based artists to help re-establish independent gallery; Two landlords hit with combined £23,000 fines for renting dangerous properties in Cardiff; and more
Here is your Friday update, covering: Renting out dangerous properties in Cardiff has cost two landlords thousands of pounds; First Homes Cardiff - Shared equity scheme for first time buyers; New exhibition by acclaimed Wales-based artists
A new exhibition of work by two critically acclaimed Wales-based artists opens this weekend at one of Cardiff’s most important independent artist spaces, Bay Art.
Renting out dangerous properties in Cardiff has cost two landlords thousands of pounds.
Here is your Tuesday update, covering: ‘Replica firearm' toting Cowboy Builder jailed at Cardiff Crown Court; St Mary's R.C. Primary School praised by Estyn for being warm, caring and inclusive; What's on in Cardiff this February half term; and more
St Mary's R.C. Primary School has received praise from Estyn for its warm, caring, and inclusive environment.
A ‘replica gun’ toting, cowboy builder has been sentenced to four years and five months in prison at Cardiff Crown Court for defrauding four victims out of £113,000
Work officially commences on new pioneering education campus in Fairwater; Junior Chef Academy graduation marks culinary triumph for Cardiff West Community High School Pupils; Hare's story to help schoolchildren overcome traumatic experiences...
Official ceremony celebrates start of work to build a pioneering education campus in Fairwater; Park tennis courts in Cardiff set for refurbishment; Junior Chef Academy graduation marks culinary triumph for Cardiff West Community High School pupils...
A special ground-breaking ceremony has marked the start of construction of a new pioneering joint education campus, to be located in the Fairwater area of the city.
The Junior Chef Academy, delivered by Compass Cymru in collaboration with Cardiff and Vale College as part of a Cardiff Commitment led initiative, is celebrating the graduation of ten budding young chefs from Cardiff West Community High School.
Every primary school in Cardiff is to receive an illustrated storybook which focuses on supporting children to overcome trauma.