MORE than 130 people came to rummage through collections of postcards at the North Wales Postcard Club’s fair at the Craig-y-Don Community Centre. The annual event was held On Saturday August 17 when 18 dealers from Wales and England set out their
CONWY pupils continue to perform above the Welsh National GCSE average on A* to G grades, and the overall pass rate for A* has risen. The proportion of higher grade passes of A* to C grades has improved and compares favourably with the Welsh National
GET ready for an upbeat night of solid gold hits and contemporary genius to close the summer in Llandudno. Following his West End Debut at The Adelphi Theatre and winning The National Tribute Awards 'Best Theatre Tour Award’ , the incredible Barry
THOUSANDS of GCSE level students across North Wales will be picking up their results this morning. Good luck to all those across the region. We will be covering the results from all our schools in the North Wales Pioneer patch. Please keep
EDUCATION Minister Kirsty Williams AM has congratulated GCSE students on their results, as overall performance across Wales has improved. This summer’s results marks the end of the significant GCSE reform journey undertaken in Wales. The last
A COLWYN Bay school has appointed one of its former pupils as its new head teacher. Rydal Penrhos has confirmed Lucy Davies as its new preparatory school head teacher. Mrs Davies worked in two schools in Nottingham holding management positions
