Redefining Education in Wales

Published on July 17, 2026

What sets Welsh education apart from the rest of the UK? Join us as Lizzie speaks with Geoff Cresswell, a Welsh teacher, headteacher and inspector, about  what makes education in Wales distinctive.
They discuss the Curriculum for Wales, changes in teaching and assessment, and the opportunities and challenges facing Welsh schools today. They also explore what it means to teach as a Christian in Wales, including the importance of character, vocation and faithfulness in the classroom.

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