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This report presents a theory of change for the reforms, summarises findings from a synthesis of existing evidence on Additional Learning Needs (ALN) system implementation, and articulates the plans and priorities for the next phases of the evaluation.

Universal Primary Free School Meals across Wales are to benefit from an estimated additional £8 million investment over the coming two years, with the price spent per meal to rise from £3.20 to £3.40.

Five new appointments to the Food and Drink Wales Industry Board have today (Thursday 12 November) been announced by Minister for Environment, Energy and Rural Affairs, Lesley Griffiths.

The report describes the Theory of Change (ToC) for the Act, describing why the Act is necessary and what it aims to achieve. The ToC is the first step in developing a framework for future evaluation work.

The Welsh Government will today announce an additional £40m for universities to support students facing financial hardship, helping the students most affected by the pandemic with expenses such as accommodation costs.

Community groups across Wales are being reminded that there is still time to apply for the Perthyn grant, which supports communities to develop social enterprises or community-led housing projects.

Minister for Skills, Jack Sargeant, today hosted a Skills Summit in North Wales, bringing together key leaders to prepare the region’s workforce for future job opportunities.

Julie Morgan MS, Deputy Minister for Health and Social Services

Children and young people will today for the first time ask the opening questions in the Welsh Government’s daily press conference to the Education Minister, Kirsty Williams.

Pharmacies across Wales carried out more than 600,000 clinical consultations for a wide range of common health issues in the last 12 months.

Guidance on the roles and responsibilities of each party in the appeals or called-in application process.

Speech by the Cabinet Secretary for Education Kirsty Williams.

Supporting the delivery of social services in Flintshire and increasing local markets for shellfish in Anglesey are two of the 11 projects in North Wales that will share almost £1 million from the Welsh Government to test new ways of growing the everyday parts of the economy.

Leighton Andrews, Minister for Education and Skills

The Rt Hon Carwyn Jones AM, First Minister of Wales

Vaughan Gething AM, Deputy Minister for Health

Jeff Cuthbert, Minister for Communities and Tackling Poverty and Vaughan Gething Deputy Minister for Tackling Poverty

Huw Lewis, Minister for Education and Skills

Huw Lewis, Minister for Education and Skills

Lesley Griffiths, Minister for Health and Social Services