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Kirsty Williams, Cabinet Secretary for Education

Considers the impact on children’s rights of an easement of level 4 restrictions related to gatherings, to allow support bubbles for households with children under one.

The Welsh Government is today launching a consultation on new guidance for home education in Wales.

How we will remove private profit from the care of children looked after.

Wales needs more people to become foster carers, Minister for Children, Huw Irranca-Davies said today.

How schools and settings can improve support for learners from Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities.

This study assessed the education and training provided for people to study for a housing qualification in Wales.

What we will do to support children and young people who are growing up, living and working in Wales.

The aim of the research was to explore public attitudes to restricting smoking in cars carrying children in the adult population to inform policy development in this area.

A summary of how the substance misuse delivery plan 2019 to 2022 will affect a children's rights.

An assessment of how the Environment (Air Quality and Soundscapes) (Wales) Bill affects children's rights.

The Welsh Government wants to double the number of businesses in Wales that are owned by their employees, and is committed to providing greater support for worker buyouts to ensure Wales-based companies remain in Welsh hands, Economy Minister Vaughan Gething said today to mark employee ownership day.

Education Secretary Kirsty Williams is in Finland on a fact-finding mission to learn more about the country’s highly regarded education system (Weds 18th Jan).

Kirsty Williams, Cabinet Secretary for Education

Assessment of how the Workplace Recycling Regulations will affect children and young people.

A new waiting time target, an improved diagnostic pathway and a better integrated service for adults and children with autism was announced today.

An assessment of how minimum alcohol pricing will affect children's rights

First Minister Mark Drakeford has today signed the new Corporate Parenting Charter, committing the Welsh Government to nine promises when working with care-experienced children and young people.

Letter to health staff stating the need for urgent action to vaccinate children against measles.

New research has found 58% of the Welsh public believe it is already against the law to physically punish children in Wales.