Kirsty Williams describes how her party put a break on the Chancellor’s budget plans
Learning to belong in Wales
Leighton Andrews explains why he has established a group to advise him on the teaching of Welsh history
The view from Llandudno
Leighton Andrews AM Minister for Education and Skills; IWA 25th Anniversary, Llandudno, 6 December 2012
Qualifications Wales faces tough test
Robin Hughes addresses the difficult questions surrounding the new body that will regulate the Welsh examination and qualification system
Welsh education sails away from England by staying on course
Philip Dixon says yesterday’s Qualifications Review means incremental change that will build on the current system
Joined-up long-term strategy need to tackle Welsh NEETs
Rick Libbey says we have lost our way in guiding young people into employment
Examinations reform and the limits of Welsh devolution
Malcom Prowle says the conflict between the English and Welsh Education Ministers is exposing the limits of devolution
Why the Welsh Baccalaureate is a soft option
Gareth Williams gives a pupil’s eye view of a qualification that he says is failing badly in its current flawed design
The Welsh and English GCSE fiasco
Philip Dixon says some student’s career paths might well be blighted all because of a D rather than than a C grade