Publication of Wales exam appeals policy delayed as students fear results will be unfair
Some teachers have reportedly been left in tears due to heavy workloads
Teachers will decide A level and GCSE grades this year based on their assessment of students’ work during the course (Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto)
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Flooded school left under inches of water after torrential rain
St Richard Gwyn Catholic High School in Barry was left flooded after torrential rain and is unsure whether it will be able to open in time for the new term
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Flooding at St Richard Gwyn Catholic High School in Barry may mean the planned start to term next week may be delayed (Image: David Blackwell)
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How are schools in Wales going to look in 2021? Parents and headteachers speak out about the challenges that lie ahead
Headteachers say staff need to be prioritised for the vaccine
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Headteachers are preparing to open schools in Wales from next week but warned that is still uncertain with coronavirus cases continuing to rise.