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News Author: Corporate Communication and Marketing Division/Afdeling Korporatiewe Kommunikasie en Bemarking [Sandra Mulder] Published: 21/05/2021 ​The “I CAN read" literacy project, the brainchild of Stellenbosch University's Dr Zelda Barends, not only aims to improve the literacy levels of foundation-phase learners but also alerts prospective teachers to how context can and should influence their approach to teaching. Over the past four years, the project has evolved into a significant social impact initiative, shaping many young learners and student teachers. Barends, a lecturer in Cu...

Quashie reflects on QPR WFC's trip to Dartford Share article: QPR FC Women’s manager Steve Quashie was keen to praise his young stars after facing a tough away friendly fixture against Dartford. The R’s suffered a 6-0 defeat to the Kent side, but the number of debuts made was the most pleasing part of the afternoon for the Rangers boss. Harriet Stiles-Winfield, Kyra Fleary, Jessica Francis-Weir and Louisa Linkas all made their first appearance for Quashie’s side, after rising up from the development programme and impressing for the reserve side. Sarah Coomson completed 90 minutes i...

Llanidloes Primary School will be closed for the next two days after a water leak was found in the building's main heating system.

If you would like to feature anything from your school, please email claire.pierce@newsquest.co.uk Wat's Dyke CP School, Garden Village ‘Safe Haven’ sessions with PC Jane Ellis at Wat's Dyke in Wrexham. Upper Foundation Phase children enjoyed ‘Safe Haven’ sessions with PC Jane Ellis. The youngsters learnt a lot during the sessions, which focussed on domestic abuse. Children heard that domestic abuse is never their fault, to talk about their feelings and to understand the difference between good and bad behaviour of grown-ups at home. St Mary's RC Primary School, Wrexham ...

THERE were plenty of happy faces when school pupils throughout Denbighshire returned to the classroom after months away.