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Coleg Gwent, one of Wales’ top performing colleges, will host an on-campus open event on Saturday 26th March 10am-1pm, welcoming aspiring students, parents, and visitors back to its five campuses for the first on-site open day in two years.

Talented learners at Coleg Gwent have excelled yet again in Skills Competition Wales this year.

A £600,000 robotics workshop will be established in Blaenau Gwent as part of a programme designed to inspire youngsters into a career in…

THE NEWLY-APPOINTED education minister Jeremy Miles paid a visit to Torfaen Learning Zone in Cwmbran on Thursday.

All the new leisure facilities set to open as Newport Centre is approved The council has approved plans as part of the £90-million college campus 10:21, 23 FEB 2021 A sketch showing how the leisure centre could look (Image: Newport City Council) There are always big stories on WalesOnline - dont miss any with our daily emailInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up now When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your inf...

Of the cash the majority - £26.5m - will go toward supporting those on vocational courses.

The plans would see Coleg Gwent’s Nash Road campus relocated to the Newport Centre. Newport County Council has made an application to Welsh Government for £7 million of the £19.7 million estimated cost of the project. Speaking previously about the plans, the leader of the council, Cllr Jane Mudd, said: “We have an amazing opportunity to create a new leisure centre in the city centre. As a cabinet, we are very excited by the prospect of being able to provide fantastic new facilities, i...

The opening of the Learning Zone was due to take place at the beginning of this academic year, however building work was delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic - with contractors working at at a reduced capacity to comply with social distancing measures. Pupils who had been due to start the autumn term at the Learning Zone instead had their in-person teaching at Coleg Gwents Pontypool campus. In September 2020, the site was officially handed over to Coleg Gwent staff so the furniture and...