The Dove workshop offers a great service in the Dulais Valley…read more As part of Swansea University, it holds various courses for people for all abilities. Everything from Degrees to Cookery to gardening, you'll find something to suit you. There is a lovely little cafe on site as well as creche facilities and an allotment.

I have two children who went to this school and have grown up safely. That's a recommendation in…read moreitself. Taught both through the medium of Welsh or English depending upon what you choose. Or your children choose. Mine were in the English section but because they heard so much Welsh around the school they were also pretty good at that. It's a small school, so small that when my kids were there it had only two classes in the English section and about twice that in the Welsh. There's more now and nice new class rooms and, or course, children. Mine are both Oxbridging now so say pah to Eton and send your youngsters to Gwaelod (and Radyr).

I've met many, many finely educated people who have come from All Saints. They seem to instill a…read moregreat ethic for learning in this school.

This was a school that I really didn't mind going to, so long as I hadn't fallen out with two or…read moreone of the two of the close friends that I had there. Aside of them I did really enjoy this school it was very enjoyable and we did many different things and the teachers were so much fun to be around most of the time. The school uniform was; a deep sea blue cotton cardigan or a jumper, they were very soft and comfortable. The tops were a light blue cotton material that were also comfortable and the trousers where a plain midnight black colour that where cozy enough. The skirts where a thick grey colour which was I think made of wool and cotton, for it felt soft and slightly furry thick. The shoes where a dull black colour, but they were very snug to wear. The school was fairly a large complex with a big school ground and large playing fields which were great for playing on with sport lessons and when the sun was out. At Christmas and during the Easter Holidays they do performance especially for the seasons every year, so who knows your children could be on stage! This primary school was opened in 1975 and it is a voluntary aided school. It is based in an area called Llanedeyrn on Ael-Y-Bryn road in Cardiff. We also had school photos taken every so often; by a professional photographer and we had a sports day, which I always dreaded, hate sport and always lost when my friends often won. The day was very well done and was organized. They also had firework nights and they have assemblies every day. I recommend this school to anyone locally...

Old victorian primary school located on the Broadway in Pontypridd. Location is somewhat dangerous…read moreas it is a main road however there is a lollipop lady to ensure children safely cross the road and during school opening and closing hours the speed limit is reduced from 30mph to 20mph.

This is large, state secondary school that serves the north Cardiff area, tending to be attended by…read morepupils living around Llanishen, Thornhill, Heath and Lisvane, as well as some further afield. It is currently undergoing a change in terms of its sixth form college education where, as well as A-Levels, it is introducing qualifications in trades to encourage people to stay on in the school beyond GCSE level and earn further qualifications. As well as this it could attract external pupils to the college. This is the secondary school I attended right from Year 7 through to Year 13 and it was a really great school. It has huge fields called The Banks as well as an Athletic Field. A Science Block, a Tennis Hut with 3 courts inside, and, of course, a classroom or two. I have really fond memories of my teenage years and growing up at this school. I don't think I quite managed the growing up part, though.

not best school around. but has some amazing teachers. when i was there i had some of the best. 2…read morecanteens. 3 parts to school. loads of p.e stuff including a swimming pool

This is a small, state primary school that serves the north Cardiff area, tending to be attended by…read morechildren living in Lisvane as well as some who live in the surrounding area like Thornhill, Llanishen, St. Mellons, and Caerphilly. It is currently extending the building to create an on-site Nursery for children younger than infants. This is the primary school I attended from the age of seven and it was a really great school. It has a huge field to run about in, a netball/five a side court, a wooden trim trail for balancing-related silliness, and, of course, a classroom or two. I have really fond memories of this place. Simpler times.

My two children went to this primary school. Personally we think it's one of the best!read more

1. Spectrum has an absolutely fantastic reputation as a tutoring service, and from my experience…read morethis is hardly surprising. I attended Spectrum when I was studying my A levels (though they also cater for GCSEs), and they really carried me through them. The tutors at Spectrum were great and they knew my course syllabus inside out. I found that I learnt more at Spectrum than I ever did at school (rather worrying) and would recommend it to anyone. Unfortunately they only really tend to cater for subjects like maths and Science, which isn't helpful to arts students.