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One of Cardiff’s largest Catholic schools has been praised by inspectors for its “caring and nurturing community” and for seeking to “enrich pupils’ lives through faith and extremely high-quality care, support and guidance”.
Cogan Gardens, a small green space at the heart of the Cathays community has officially re-opened to the public following some big improvements.
In celebration of Cardiff's dedicated foster carers and to mark the start of Foster Care Fortnight, two of the city's most iconic buildings will shine brightly this May.
A giant mural of Wales's first black headteacher has been officially unveiled today, Tuesday May 9.
A public consultation has opened today, giving members of the public the chance to have their say on plans to reorganise primary school provision to serve Cathays and parts of Gabalfa, Heath, Llandaff North and Plasnewydd.
Eight years after an Estyn report found a Cardiff primary school needed significant improvement and teaching standards unsatisfactory, inspectors have judged it to have made very strong progress in many areas.
Inspectors have described Coed Glas Primary School in Llanishen as an exceptionally caring and inclusive school where all pupils are encouraged to succeed in all aspects of learning.
Ysgol Gyfun Gymraeg Plasmawr in Cardiff has been praised by Estyn, the Welsh school's inspectorate, for the pastoral care and support it provides for its pupils.
A primary school in Cardiff has earned a glowing report from inspectors who praised its focus on innovation which helps to deliver "enjoyable and highly beneficial learning experiences for pupils".
Thousands of parents across Cardiff have received an offer of a place for their child to start in primary school from September 2023.
Care workers from across Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan have been recognised for their dedication and exemplary standards of work at Cardiff and the Vale Regional Workforce Partnership's Celebration of Excellence in Care.
05/04/23 - “ Learn, Live, Believe’ clearly reflects the aims of St Bernadette's R.C. Primary School” says Estyn
Estyn inspectors have found that pupils from St Bernadette's R.C. Primary School thoroughly enjoy coming to school and are very proud to be members of their school community.
One of Cardiff’s largest secondary schools has received a positive report from Estyn inspectors who praised the high priority it places on pupils’ well-being.
School cook Pat Morgan has retired after more than three decades working for Bryn Celyn in Pentwyn and more recently for Ysgol Pen Y Groes.
Inspectors have described Llandaff City CIW Primary School as "a nurturing learning environment where pupils develop effective skills in areas such as language and mathematics."
Cardiff Children’s Literature Festival is returning after a two-year break, with a range of presentations from some of the UK’s best-loved children’s authors.
