These resources give Key Stage 2 learners and older the opportunity to learn about the events and key people of the First World War and the impact of the war on Wales. The resources were produced as part of the WiciAddysg project by the National Library of Wales and Menter Iaith Môn.
These resources offer learners from Key Stage 2 and older the opportunity to learn about the events and key people of the Second World War and the impact of the war on Wales. The resources were produced as part of the WiciAddysg Project by the National Library of Wales and Menter Iaith Môn.
The website is sponsored by Welsh Government to provide standardised terminology for the field of education.
A digital resource to assist learners with WJEC GCE AS/A Level Welsh Second Language Unit 4 Living in Welsh and Unit 5 Welsh in Society.
Guidance on developing and submitting resources for publication on Hwb.
This resource consists of 4 short videos (by Addysg Oedolion Cymru | Adult Learning Wales) to raise awareness and understanding of the Prevent Duty in Wales. These videos are intended for use in an adult community learning environment.
These resources offer learners aged 8 up the opportunity to learn about the Tudor period. The resources were produced as part of the WiciAddysg Project by the National Library of Wales and Menter Iaith Môn.
This playlist articulates the purpose of the Understanding by Design™ pilot in 2023. Alongside reflections of those involved in the pilot, it begins to introduce practitioners in Wales to the principles of backward design.
These resources offer learners from Key Stage 2 and older the opportunity to learn about crime and punishment in Wales and the rest of the world. The resources were produced as part of the WiciAddysg Project by the National Library of Wales and Menter Iaith Môn.
These resources offer learners from Key Stage 2 and older the opportunity to learn about civil and political rights in Wales and the rest of the world. The resources were produced as part of the WiciAddysg Project by the National Library of Wales and Menter Iaith Môn.
These resources give Key Stage 2 learners and older the opportunity to learn about the different aspects of the industrial revolution in Wales. The resources were produced as part of the WiciAddysg Project by The National Library of Wales and Menter Iaith Môn.
Free online courses from the Open University for anyone wanting to improve their everyday skills in Maths and English; developed in partnership with Coleg Gwent, Coleg Cambria, NPTC Group of Colleges and Addysg Oedolion Cymru | Adult Learning Wales.
These resources offer learners from Key Stage 2 and older the opportunity to learn about terrorism in Wales and the rest of the world. The resources were produced as part of the WiciAddysg Project by the National Library of Wales and Menter Iaith Môn.
These resources provide learners aged 9 to 14 with an engaging opportunity to explore 20th Century history in Wales and around the world. Developed as part of the WiciAddysg Project, they were created by The National Library of Wales in collaboration with Menter Iaith Môn.
These resources offer learners from Key Stage 2 and older the opportunity to learn about exploration and important explorers from Wales and the rest of the world. The resources were produced as part of the WiciAddysg Project by the National Library of Wales and Menter Iaith Môn.
This case study demonstrates how staff at Ysgol Estyn have worked closely with the National Day Nurseries Association to develop stronger links with the school’s on-site playgroup and ABC, a local Day Nursery.
Case study demonstrating how Little Tigers Day Care is using its community to develop children's' knowledge and understanding of the world around them.
This three part series of videos look at how artificial intelligence (AI) is used in education. The videos have a range of teachers from varying sectors discussing how they would explain Artificial Intelligence to learners, recommendations for us within teaching and examples of how learners are using Artificial Intelligence in lessons.
A list, collated by Dr Ann Alston, of fantastic works of literature by Welsh Black and Asian authors from Wales or with a strong connection to Wales, all of which deal with themes relevant to learners across the Country.