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Education reforms in Wales are creating an inclusive education experience where learners with additional learning needs are supported to thrive in mainstream school life.

Young people in Ceredigion are making real changes to period dignity, creating practical solutions that are improving lives across their school and beyond.

The visitor centre at the historical Strata Florida has reopened thanks to support from a local trust.

A unique Welsh international exchange programme, which has awarded funding to allow over 15,000 people to learn, study and volunteer all over the world has been extended until 2028.

Cutting-edge smart technology is helping to transform care options for older people – helping them to stay in their own homes for longer.

Six Welsh games development companies are set to receive an £850k funding boost from the Welsh Government, helping them to hit ‘play’ on the next level of their projects.

Over £44m is being awarded to projects to support key priorities in education in Wales, focusing on areas including literacy, numeracy and science over the next three years.

Welsh Government Ministers have been in West Wales today, visiting communities, hearing from local people and holding their weekly Cabinet meeting in Aberystwyth.

Applications for a grant of up to £1,919 for learners aged 19 and over in further education are now open for the 2025/26 academic year.

A new law to protect biodiversity and enhance the wellbeing of the people of Wales has today been introduced.

Welsh public services will get extra money to help meet higher National Insurance costs this year.

Rural families in Conwy can soon access more free support in one place when the upgraded Llanrwst Family Centre reopens next month.