Allensbank primary's Refugee Week jingle is top of the pops
Congratulations to the Year 3 pupils and teachers at Allensbank Primary School, winners of this year's Refugee Week school jingle competition.

Young Cardiff school children opening their eyes to a world of opportunity
Some of the biggest names in business, arts and culture are visiting schools in Cardiff over the next two weeks to speak to children about the career opportunities the city has to offer.

Expanded Adamsdown Primary School officially opened
The expansion of Adamsdown Primary School in Cardiff has been marked by an official opening of the new extension today.

Estyn report puts extra spring in the step for a Cardiff primary school
Springwood Primary School in Llanedeyrn is celebrating after education watchdog, Estyn rated the school as either Excellent or Good in all the areas inspected - the top ratings possible.

The future's bright for Cardiff's young care leavers and looked after children
Looked after children and young people leaving council care in Cardiff now have a greater chance of securing the career they want, thanks to the Bright Start traineeship scheme.

A new £26m school and college site in Cardiff has been officially opened
Eastern Community Campus, a new shared home for Eastern High and Cardiff and Vale College has been officially opened today by Education Secretary, Kirsty Williams, and Lord Mayor of Cardiff, Cllr Bob Derbyshire.

Estyn recognises Ysgol Pwll Coch as a good school all round
An inspection by education watchdog Estyn has found that Ysgol Pwll Coch is ‘good' across all five areas it looked at.

Herbert Thompson Primary School raising funds for ‘a beautiful girl, with a wonderful personality'
A team of 25 staff from Herbert Thompson Primary School in Ely are running in this Sunday's Cardiff 5k Race for Victory, to help raise funds for a young pupil that needs vital medical treatment.

Glowing inspection report sees Ysgol y Wern take an ‘excellent' clean sweep
Ysgol y Wern in Llanishen, Cardiff has received a glowing report from Estyn, after the education inspectorate for Wales found the school to be ‘excellent' across the board.

Milestone moment in constructing two new primary schools for north Cardiff
A ceremony has been held at the new site of Gabalfa Primary School and Ysgol Gymraeg Glan Ceubal, to mark the construction reaching full height.

Tree planting to celebrate schools ‘pearing' up under a new federation
This week's sunshine arrived just at the right time for Coryton and Tongwynlais primary schools, as they held a very special ceremony to celebrate the two schools coming together as the Pear Tree Federation.

Volunteers wanted for global sporting event
On May 27th Volvo Ocean Race, the world's toughest and most prestigious sailing event, arrives in Cardiff for a two week stopover - and the call is out for local people to get involved in this global sporting occasion.

Green light for plans to increase additional learning needs provision
The Council's Cabinet has given the go ahead for the planned expansion and adaptation of additional learning needs provision, after public consultation showed broad support for the proposal.

Childcare recommendations approved
Plans on how the Council would implement a proposed Welsh Government scheme to provide eligible working parents of three and four-year-olds in the city with 30 hours of free early years education and childcare have been approved by Cabinet.

Council plan to increase additional learning needs provision gets public backing
The Council's Cabinet is to consider a recommendation to go ahead with the planned expansion and adaptation of additional learning needs provision, after public consultation showed broad support for the proposal.

Next generation digital careers platform opens world of opportunity to new audience
For the first time, individuals, education and employers have a free, purpose-built and secure way to connect with each other online.