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How a joined up way of working can support looked after children in education.
Guidance on coronavirus for parents, everyone working in education and childcare providers
Information about financial support for higher education students in Wales
Our programme to support activities which have a positive impact on the lives and education of children who are looked after.
Information about financial support for higher education students in Wales
Information about childcare, play, online safety, and education.
Our responses to Estyn reports into education and training
Wales' results in the (PISA) survey of educational achievement
How to manage respiratory infections, including COVID-19 and flu in special educational settings.
How educational and childcare settings should plan for and deal with emergencies, including significant public health incidents and severe weather.
The Childcare Offer enables parents whose children have additional support needs to access childcare.
Information about financial support for higher education students in Wales
This report explores the current practices in place for looked after children, and examines the previous recommendation for a more integrated approach to improving educational outcomes.
Education Minister Kirsty Williams has today written to the Minister of State for Universities expressing a ‘deep concern’ over plans to announce the UK government’s intention to introduce temporary student number controls in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Our work to reduce the number of children living in poverty
The report examines the effectiveness of educational interventions aimed at supporting children and young people with hearing impairment, in school settings.
Includes further and higher education, adult learning and training
Guidance for teacher education providers around programme requirements
Our plans and guidance for providing Welsh-medium education
Skills and Science Minister, Julie James, has welcomed new figures showing a decline in the number of young people not in education, employment or training (NEET) during 2016.