To support Stress Awareness Month, we’ve created a free toolkit for school staff across Wales, packed with practical resources to reduce stress and prevent burnout. It’s designed to promote wellbeing across the whole education workforce so pupils can thrive. Read More
Young Peacemakers Awards 2026
Cymru Global and Academi Heddwch Cymru announce the launch of this year’s Young Peacemakers Awards under the broad theme of Building Peaceful and Cohesive Communities. Each winner will receive a prize, be invited to receive their certificate at Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod in July 2026, have their travel costs covered, and attend a group lunch… Read More
Annual Health Conference 2026
The annual health conference is a must-attend for anyone working with children in care, adopted children, care leavers, or supporting carers and families. Read More
Step Up Summer School
A three-day residential for young people aged 16 to 17 that provides a taste of university life in a safe and supportive environment. Read More
Discovery Summer School
A three-day residential where autistic young people aged 16+ experience university life in a neuro-affirming environment. Read More
Healthy Eating, Nutrition and Physical Wellbeing
These explored everyday food choices, barriers to healthier routines and what support would make the biggest difference. Read More
Social Media, Screen Time and Online Safety
Focus groups explored screen time pressures, social media concerns, and what families need to feel safer online. Read More
Science Teaching Survey 2026
The Royal Society of Chemistry’s ‘Science Teaching Survey’ is the largest science education survey in the UK and Ireland. In this year’s survey, we’re asking what you need: the missing tools, nation-specific curriculum changes, resources and approaches that could make a real difference.
Wales SLCN Survey
Please share your experience of support for SLCN (Speech, Language, and Communication Needs)
Take part in a new study about child development in Wales
Are you a parent or carer of children aged 9-11 years (Years 5&6) in a primary school in Wales? Take part in a new study about child development in Wales. Find out more information and about how to take part on the Wolfson Centre website:
