The Welsh Government policy change means that schools no longer have to set numerical targets at the end of Foundation Phase, Key Stage 2 and Key Stage 3.
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Bedwas-based AerFin bought out by Danish company
The takeover is expected to be completed by October.
Rugby star Sam Warburton visits Crumlin RFC under-15s
Warburton told players: “You’re my adopted team now and I’ll be keeping a close eye on you for the rest of the season.”
“It is essential that we inspire the next generations of police officers and staff from an early age”
In his latest blog for Caerphilly Observer, Gwent Police and Crime Commissioner Jeff Cuthbert talks about police recruitment, the Heddlu Bach scheme and community awards.
Missing 16-year-old boy found
Joshua Eastment was last seen in Penyrheol at around 8pm on Thursday, September 19.
Ex-council leader had shares in company that benefited from £38.5m of public money
Councillor David Poole resigned from his top post on Friday, September 20, and referred himself to the Public Services Ombudsman for Wales after spending watchdog the Wales Audit Office wrote to the council’s interim chief executive Christina Harrhy with concerns over a potential conflict of interest.
Bargoed run riot in win over Maesteg Harlequins
The Bulls scored eight tries to send a warning to the rest of the league.
Money and jewellery stolen in Caerphilly burglary
The burglary happened in a house on Ffordd Deg, near Mountain Road, on Tuesday, September 17.
Cross Keys lose to Cardiff Met
The Keys are now without a win in their first two games in the WRU Championship.
Council appoints new interim leader
Cllr Barbara Jones will take charge until a new leader is appointed.