Exams were cancelled during the coronavirus pandemic, with pupils instead receiving teacher-assessed grades.
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Welsh Government facing calls to outline its GCSE and A-level plans
The Welsh Conservatives have called on Wales’ Education Minister to set out his plans for next summer’s GCSE and A-levels.
First Minister urges PM to reverse scrapping of £20 Universal Credit uplift
First Minister Mark Drakeford has joined forces with the leaders of Scotland and Northern Ireland to call for the £20 Universal Credit uplift to be reintroduced.
All 12 to 15-year-olds to be offered vaccine before end of October half-term
All 12 to 15-year-olds in Wales will have been offered a coronavirus vaccine by the end of October half-term, Wales’ Health Minister has said.
Headteachers share their experiences of leading schools through pandemic
Headteachers have shared what it was like leading their schools through the pandemic and the pressures they faced.
Amber and green lists merged, but Welsh Government still to decide on PCR tests for returning travellers
The Welsh Government has confirmed it will merge the green and amber travel lists into one and remove the requirement for pre-departure testing for those fully vaccinated.
Covid booster vaccine rollout underway
The rollout of booster jabs of the coronavirus vaccine in the Aneurin Bevan University Health Board area has begun.
Calls for clarity from Welsh Government over Covid passes
The Federation of Small Businesses in Wales has called for greater clarity over Welsh Government plans to introduce Covid passes.
Healthcare firm’s training platform a hit
Direct Healthcare Group has revealed it has helped train more than 12,000 healthcare professionals since the launch of its Ethos digital learning platform.
Council continues to face calls for day care centres to return to pre-pandemic hours
The council is continuing to face calls for its day care centres to return to pre-pandemic opening hours.