Phil Parry examines the state of education in Wales following University league tables release.
It’s time to wake up and smell the coffee: poor places stay poor because of rich places
Professor Calvin Jones argues that no place develops within a vacuum.
Plenty of room at the top…
Gary Williams calls on schools to invest in developing their teachers.
40 Secondary Schools announced for Schools Challenge Cymru
Mel Ainscow explains the Schools Challenge concept in his keynote speech for the IWA Annual Education Conference.
IWA Debates – Should the cap on tuition fees be lifted?
Listen to Thursday night’s IWA Debate on the future of student tuition fees in Wales
OECD report into the Welsh Education- The IWA Podcast
Professor David Reynolds joins Jess Blair to discuss the Welsh education system in the latest IWA Podcast.
Asbestos ping-pong between Cardiff Bay and Westminster
Cenric Clement-Evans asks who is responsible for safety of children in Welsh schools
Why the arts are vital to our sense of Wales
Dai Smith makes a plea for creativity to be at the heart of the Welsh school curriculum and argues why the arts are vital.
The arts should be at the centre of the school curriculum
Neil Burridge argues that the Wales is well placed to place the arts at the centre of the school curriculum