Jordan Cope, StandWithUs Director of Policy Education, addresses the UN's failure to designate Hamas and Hezbollah as terror organizations while fielding questions from the Committee on NGOs as part of StandWithUs’ application for ECOSOC consultative status. | StandWithUs

Here's what Education Minister Kirsty Williams had to say about schools reopening in Wales | BBC Wales News

Education Minister, Kirsty Williams, explains the last minute changes ahead of tomorrow's A-Level results. It follows the news that no student will be awarded a grade lower than their previous AS grade. Read more: https://bit.ly/3anD0on | ITV Wales

Education Minister, Kirsty Williams, has announced that schools and colleges will move to online learning until 18 January. Schools will remain open for children of critical workers and vulnerable learners, as well as learners who need to complete exams. We’ll use the next two weeks to work with councils, schools and colleges to best plan the rest of the term. We've answered your FAQs here 👇 Q. I’m a keyworker – will schools be open for my child? A. Yes, schools will remain open for key workers