Influence, Innovate, Utilise, Embrace – Raising the profile of Active Wellbeing in FE Colleges
How can FE colleges increase awareness and celebrate their work in improving the wellbeing of learners and staff? Particularly, project delivery that challenges the negative impact of the Covid19 pand...
A return to sport
College Sports Academies move training from pitch to PC There are a number of issues facing college sports academy programmes at this difficult time, none less than there being no competitive sp...
Guidance update on the use of face coverings
The First Minister on Friday 11 September announced that face coverings will become mandatory for everybody aged 11 and over in indoor public places across Wale...
"Cerys has been an asset to the work of CollegesWales Sport"
ColegauCymru would like to wish Cerys Davies well for the next stage of her education and career progression in the world of education, sport and Health and Wellbeing after her internship with us come...
Outdoor gatherings of up to 30 individuals to be allowed
The First Minister has today published a written statement in the context of the Health Protection (Coronavirus Restrictions) (Wales) Regulations 2020 which places a series of...
ColegauCymru, Sport Wales and FE Colleges supporting Active Wellbeing during lockdown
ColegauCymru, as part of its ongoing partnership with Sport Wales is excited to be part of the #BeActiveWales campaign aiming to keep Wales moving during the Coronavirus crisis. Experts, athletes and ...
FE Colleges helping Wales become a more Active Nation
Further Education Colleges in Wales are embracing the challenge of making Wales a more active nation, improving the health and wellbeing of learners and local communities. Specialist college academies...
Welsh College Learners best ever sporting success at UK national championships
The Welsh colleges’ hopes of performing well in a selection of sports at the AoC National Championship were rewarded last weekend, as they finished in 8th place. Celebrating one of the best perf...
