A group of education experts have been brought together by Natasha Asghar MS with the overarching aim of devising robust solutions to combat illiteracy in Wales. Natasha, who serves as Shadow Cabinet Secretary for Education, launched her Alternative Literacy Panel after an investigation found cueing, a widely discredited teaching method, was still being pushed in…

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Estyn report: maths standards too low in Labour-run Wales

Serious concerns have been raised following the release of a damning report by Estyn inspectors, highlighting persistently low maths standards in Welsh schools. The report details significant variation in teaching quality, inadequate training for teachers, and a concerning lack of understanding of the new Curriculum for Wales. Estyn inspectors: Inconsistencies in Mathematics Teaching Hamper Pupil…

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Teaching is “not good enough in Welsh schools” says Chief Inspector of Education

Commenting on the news that teaching in schools across Wales is not good enough, following the Chief Inspector of Education’s comments in his interim annual report released today, Welsh Conservative Shadow Education Minister, Laura Anne Jones MS said: “It’s deeply concerning to see this report today. It highlights the serious failings of the Labour Government…

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Additional learning needs: Labour must action Estyn’s recommendations

Estyn released its report on the new Additional Learning Needs System. The report provides an overview of how well the maintained primary and secondary schools that participated in the review are implementing key aspects of the Additional Learning Needs and Education Tribunal (Wales) Act 2018 (ALNET) and the accompanying ALN Code. Commenting on the report,…

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