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The Cabinet Secretary for Education will today (Wednesday 8th May) set out how she will ensure additional learning needs (ALN) reforms are being implemented consistently in Welsh schools and local authorities.

Renewable energy sources generated enough electricity to meet half of Wales’s needs in 2018, a new report has revealed.

Surveys of 20 identified Gypsy-Traveller sites were carried out, to assess the nature, physical make-up, condition and future maintenance/improvement needs.

What we plan to do in response to Estyn’s report on the new additional learning needs system.

Calculator to help estimate the need for residential site pitches.

If you own your home you should contact your local authority.

The draft Bill sets out proposals for a new legislative system for supporting children and young people, aged 0-25, who have additional learning needs.

Plans for an investment of £20 million for those with addition learning needs have been announced by Minister for Lifelong Learning Alun Davies.

A review of what the programme has achieved in the past 5 years and what needs to be done in the future.

People across Wales are being urged to stay safe and well and to remember emergency department staff are available if they need urgent help.

A package of support designed to help learners and families navigate the Additional Learning Needs (ALN) system has been announced, following a review of ALN legislation, listening to families and learnt lessons from delivery across Wales.