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Pupils from ten of Cardiff's English medium primary schools, have come together to celebrate the Welsh language by sharing books that they have created.
Cardiff Council's commitment to delivering quality services for people with learning disabilities is outlined in a new strategy.
Year 5 pupils from Ton-Yr-Ywen Primary School in Heath have enjoyed a unique opportunity to witness the exciting process of construction through site visits to two of Cardiff's largest school development projects - Cantonian High School at Fairwater Comm
A brand-new youth centre has officially opened this month, expanding youth provision, opportunities and support services for young people in Ely and Caerau.
06/03/25 - Cardiff's Commitment to Children's Play
Cardiff's commitment to children's play has been evaluated as part of the Play Sufficiency Assessment 2025-28, a Welsh Government requirement which asks Local Authorities to assess and enhance play opportunities in their areas, every three years.
The Council is considering proposals that would allow Ysgol Gymraeg Coed-Y-Gof to accommodate nursery-aged children from September 2026.
A pioneering child-led programme that fosters positive relationships between young people and law enforcement, has been selected as one of the six finalists in this year's National Crimebeat Awards
Important items from Museum of Cardiff’s collection will form part of a special app package aimed at supporting LGBTQ+ community members in Cardiff living with dementia.
21/02/25 - Cardiff showcases commitment to children's right to play at Tokyo Global Forum on Children
Cardiff Council's Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Education, Cllr Sarah Merry has represented Cardiff at the inaugural Tokyo Global Forum on Children, reinforcing the city's position as the UK's first and only UNICEF Child Friendly City.
Year 10 engineering students from Cardiff West Community High School have embarked on an exciting construction-focused programme, designed to ignite their interest in careers within the industry.
12/02/25 - Bike scheme helping children in low-income families choose active travel to get to school
Children in low-income families in Cardiff are benefitting from a new scheme providing free, recycled bikes.
11/02/25 - Cardiff Children’s Literature Festival 2025
Award-winning children’s authors and illustrators including Emma Carroll, Jack Meggitt-Phillips, Sioned Wyn Roberts, Rob Biddulph and Maz Evans are lined up to entertain and inspire a new generation of readers
Ysgol Gynradd Creigiau Primary School has been commended in its latest inspection by Estyn as a thriving, caring, and inclusive community that fosters a love of learning and mutual respect among its pupils.
Applications for nursery school places are now open and parents with children who turn three between September 1 2024 and August 31 2025, can now apply for a part-time nursery place to start in September 2025.
Willows High School in Tremorfa has been praised by Estyn during a recent inspection, with praise given to the school's welcoming community, its commitment to diversity and its focus on creating a positive learning environment.
Cardiff Council has demonstrated its clear commitment towards the Welsh Language through further expansion of its Welsh-medium primary school provision which supports the Welsh Government's target of a million of Welsh speakers by 2050.
