This is a friendly sailing centre that offers courses for just about everyone, of all ages and…read moreabilities. It's been going for about 20 years, and seems to have an excellent all-round local reputation - even amongst more advanced water sports enthusiasts. Its setting is Llanishen Reservoir, it's open all year round, and it's managed by Cardiff Harbour Authority. You'll see school groups there, families, groups of young people, and other organisations all learning at different levels - and if you're really keen you can take courses up until you become a fully qualified instructor yourself. I also heard they now run adult sailing courses down at Cardiff Bay, too.

A week listening to Welsh literature. This is what's going on here in the literature tent every…read moreyear during the Eisteddfod. I can follow the lectures now that I have learnt Welsh. It is very popular among many Welsh people who are interested in literature from Wales. The readings of Hywel Teifi Edwards are always popular - or Harri Parri's humour stories, etc.

SPAN, or Single Parent Action Network is a part-campaign, part educational resource just off…read moreJunction 3 of the M32. If you are a single parent then it is worth popping in to see how they can help you Äì they run free courses with free childcare and provide other services such as signposting, debt advice, childcare training and a parenting programme.

This is th other half of Radnor Road Primary School, they share the same playground and buildings,…read morebut this is the Welsh speaking section. This is one of several welsh promary schools in the area, and certainly provides a good education.

I used to play football here on a weekly basis, and though the facilities are a little basic,…read morethey're perfectly good for anyone who wants to hire out a hall to play with a bunch of mates. The hall's not massive so you'll probably want to stick to 5-a-side, though they have goals and mats for the keepers. It's also pretty cheap and only works out at a couple of quid each for an hour. There are also floodlit astroturf courts outside which are suitable for football and hockey, though I've never used them.

I think most people have rose-tinted memories of primary school days. I'm certainly no exception; I…read morelook back on those glory days with tenderness and long for the good old days. I would not just write a review on these childhood memories. If I did, Radnor Primary School would get a glowing 5 stars. Fortunately, I was lucky enough to be allowed back in to this school for a short period of work experience. Radnor is considered by many locals as one of the best schools in the area, and there are quite a lot. The teaching is of a high standard and the children are treated with a certain level of respect that I think is hard to find from teachers. The building is Victorian, and so has a great feeling of history and is very attractive both inside and outside. Although there's no grass in the playground, there has been substantial effort to beautify the area to make a friendly and fun zone. I think I even helped with some of the mosaics... That's all I'm going to say, as I'm no expert. But this is certainly a school to look into seriously if you're a parent looking for a school for your child.

Pros~…read more Doulting is a lovely place to attend school. The school boasts frield and open space for the children to explore. The children are very polite and well behaved I was so impressed when I went for a look around by the well mannered children. The school is a hive of activity within the school, church and community. Constant events from parent assemblys, sports days, school discos, church services, fete etc The children are given the opportunity to learn instruments attend school trips after school clubs and activities are also avalible. The school has recently undergone some decorating and improvements to make it even better for the children Cons~ There isn't a breakfast club and the after school activities are limited

In one of the not so nice parts of Bristol Hareclive Primary School serves as an example to many…read moreschools in the region, proving that you can give first class education as well as providing an equal educational environment for people from all backgrounds. With, on average, two classes per year the teachers are able to spread their time well between each child, giving everyone the best possible educational start. The school is very secure, and is a great place for children to begin their education to provide them with a strong platform on which to build for whatever their succesful futures will hold.