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A scheme providing young people with Additional Learning Needs (ALN) the support and training necessary so that they can successfully go onto employment has got off to a successful start.
More than 3,000 pupils across Cardiff have received their A-Level and AS Level results today and results are above the Welsh average.
Just five miles off the coast of Cardiff, there’s a natural haven that has had a human connection for more than 2,000 years.
As a historic port, Cardiff has long had special ties with the Royal Navy and illustrious ships have carried the city’s name around the world for more than 400 years.
Thanks to the revolution in digital communications and the proliferation of smartphones and tablet devices, keeping in touch with one another has never been easier.
Do you want to create a fairer world for every child? Are you passionate about equality for girls and young women? Do you have a plan to put your idealism into action?
They say everyone has a story to tell. Well, Cardiff Council’s Child-Friendly team has created nine trails that prove some of the city’s most fascinating areas have amazing stories all of their own.
28/07/23 - Bright Start to positive futures
The achievements of a group of young people on a council traineeship programme have been celebrated in a special presentation event this week.
25/07/23 - St. Cuthbert's Roman Catholic Primary School is inclusive, caring and welcoming, says Estyn
St. Cuthbert's Roman Catholic Primary School located in Cardiff Bay, provides an inclusive, caring and welcoming environment for pupils, says Estyn.
Secondary schools from across Cardiff are working together to explore the challenges faced during a mission to Mars to develop a new settlement able to sustain human life.
Adamsdown Primary School has a thoughtful approach to meeting individual pupil's needs which improves their life chances and raises their aspiration, says Estyn.
18/07/23 - The Court School is to be renamed as plans to develop the school are given the green light
Cardiff Council's Planning Committee have approved plans for new build accommodation for The Court School. A decision to rename the school ‘Ysgol Cynefin' has also been agreed.
The progress made by Cardiff's Virtual School (VS) and Virtual School Headteacher (VSH) has been presented in a report to the Council's Children and Young Person's Scrutiny Committee.
Employers from across the city of Cardiff and beyond have provided words of encouragement and advice the class of 2023, as they near their A-Level and GCSE exam results days in August.
Cardiff Youth Service has launched Summer with a DIFF'erence', a city-wide activity and event programme aimed at young people aged 11-25 years.
The Cardiff County and Vale of Glamorgan Music Service is changing to ‘Cardiff and Vale Music Education'. The service has been refreshed, with a different look including a new logo and website making the service wider and more user-friendly for pupils, p
