Philip Dixon questions whether GCSEs are fit for purpose
WALES, SCOTLAND AND THE UK
Carwyn Jones,
First Minister of Wales
Speech in Edinburgh,
20 November 2013
First Minister tells Scots UK has a future
Carwyn Jones says the Welsh experience of devolution offers the prospect of a stable future settlement for the UK as a whole
Learning lessons from Welsh flagship policy
Dylan Jones-Evans finds that the failed Technium initiative highights the need for more effective scrutiny of government policies
Welsh Government’s £31m brain drain subsidy
Heini Gruffudd argues that we should stop subsiding those who choose to study outside the country
Measuring not fattening the pig
Malcolm Prowle says University research is assessed by narrow academic criteria rather than the benefit it brings to society at large
Jeni Winstanley: a doer not a talker
Huw Lewis remembers an IWA activist who greatly influenced policy making within the north Wales community
Feedback vital for procurement in Wales
Dermot Cahill and Ceri Evans describe a survey of Welsh companies’ experience in tendering for public sector contracts
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