Rhys ap Gwilym explores the various interpretations of what is meant by the “foundational economy”
Expanding Wales’ international footprint
Owain Richards considers the priorities for Wales’ international policy and activity
Plenty of lessons to learn
Keir Bloomer reflects on what Wales can learn from Scotland’s implementation of their curriculum
Common Purposes
Halima Begum introduces the latest report from the IWA which explores the implications of curriculum reform in Wales for further education, higher education, skills and business
The road to reform
Philip Blaker considers the options for a different approach to GCSEs in Wales
Curriculum reform: a new dawn?
Terry Mackie argues that more critical debate of curriculum reform in Wales is required
Wales’ Rail Network – The Case for Investment
Mark Barry sets out his priorities for rail investment in Wales
How farmers can save the world – part two
In the second of his short series, Richard Edwards explores ways that farms in Wales can balance benefits for the environment, communities and local economies.
Libraries Gave Us Power: A Letter to Llandrindod, from Medellin
With news that Powys will close ten libraries, Dylan Moore writes from Medellin, Colombia, where libraries form the heart of civic regeneration