The aim of the newsletter* is to provide up to date information on post 14 education and training developments in Wales and England.
At the National Assembly for Wales on Tuesday, the skills debate included an update on progress towards delivering the 'Skills That Work for Wales’ strategy and action plan. Read the Record of Proceedings
At the Children and Young People Committee today, Jane Hutt AM, Minister for Children, Lifelong Learning and Skills will provide an evidence paper outlying the budget and priorities for 2009-10 and future years. More Draft budget
This evaluation looks at the effectiveness, impact and value for money of the Credit and Qualifications Framework (CQFW) project to date. More
These documents provide schedules for inspections for Work-based Learning providers and Further Education Colleges WBL and FE
This document provides guidance for governing bodies and headteachers on issues relating to implementing or changing a school uniform and appearance policy. More
This booklet provides essential information and guidance on the Key Stage 3 statutory assessment arrangements in the current school year. More
Applications are invited for the following 12 week block course, available at Cardiff University and Bangor University. Distance Learning Course also available. Applications welcome from teachers (primary and secondary), supply teachers, FE lecturers and Work Based Learning Providers. For further information, please contact sabaticalscheme@wales.gsi.gov.uk
The Education (Specified Work and Registration) (Wales) Regulations are made under section 133 of the Education Act 2002. The Regulations and this guidance are fully endorsed by the signatories to the National Agreement on Raising Standards and Tackling Workload. More
The Department for Children, Schools and Families and Ofsted launched last week a consultation on a proposed set of school level indicators which will recognise and reward schools for their contribution to pupil well-being. More
Ed Balls has announced plans for a package of measures to take forward the 14-19 reform agenda, including a new scheme to ensure the views of young people are properly taken into account. More
Home improvement retailer B&Q has become the 100,000th company to sign up to Train to Gain, as the flagship service marks its second year of helping to boost the nation's skills. 78 per cent of employers say that they would recommend Train to Gain to other employers. More
Every year the number of schools that receive the prestigious DCSF International School Award continues to grow. On the 8 October 586 schools attended a high-profile ceremony in London that recognised their outstanding work in bringing the wider world into the classroom. More
