Free life‑skills, English and maths classes launch in Tenby
The centre, situated beside the town library on Greenhill Avenue, provides a familiar community hub where learners can attend without travelling far.
Catrin Hughes is our Senior Education & Family Correspondent, bringing over twelve years of dedicated coverage to Welsh schools, further education colleges, and universities across the country.
From pioneering developments in the Curriculum for Wales to in-depth scrutiny of Estyn inspection reports, Catrin reports closely on teaching standards, school funding allocations, and student wellbeing. She works with teachers, parent associations, academic researchers, and policymakers to deliver balanced, empathetic, and evidence-driven journalism.
When not in the classroom or university campus, Catrin investigates childcare accessibility, apprenticeships, and youth opportunities, providing families across Wales with authoritative news that matters to their children's future.
The centre, situated beside the town library on Greenhill Avenue, provides a familiar community hub where learners can attend without travelling far.
Over 200 secondary schools receive a Welsh Government guide outlining pathways into the food and drink sector, from engineering to hospitality.
Apprentices gain hands‑on experience in stonemasonry, carpentry and lime‑work while restoring a medieval stable block at Strata Florida Abbey.
Nant-y-Cwm Steiner School will host a French‑Mediterranean buffet, an off‑grid living talk and a festive twmpath to fund its Upper School expansion.
Maendy Primary in Cwmbran invites prospective parents to an open event on 19 October, offering tours, staff meet‑ups and insight into early years education.
Plans submitted to turn the former Coleg Gwent campus into a low‑carbon estate of 134 social homes, retaining a community football pitch.
Six students receive inaugural Sustainable Futures degrees, launching community‑focused projects and a £40,000 graduate fund in Mid Wales.
Coleg Gwent unveils a firm timetable for its new city‑centre campus, aiming for a 2029 opening that could bring 2,000 daily learners to Newport.
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