This high school has one thing which sets it apart from many of the others in the area, and that is…read morean excellent music programme. The teachers in that department particularly are wonderfully dedicated.

There are mnay primary schools in this area of Cardiff, and this is a good example of the schools…read morewhich are all situated in old Victorian buildings. This is a ovely small school for the Canton area.

Fairwater Primary School situated in Wellright Road, Fairwater, Cardiff for 4-11 year olds. My…read moreeldest is a pupil at this school currently in Year 2 and she enjoys her time there immensely. The teachers are all lovely and are well liked by the pupils. The head Mrs Thomas is dedicated to providing a high level of education for all the pupils and has a great manner with the children. The children enjoy many activities including indoor and outdoor play. The outdoor area is enclosed for safety and has a lovely garden area including vegetable patch and fruit trees aswell as yard areas for games and play. There is a school PTA which raises funds for the school and all parents are welcome to help. Overall a great school with happy children who enjoy learning.

This is a Welsh speaking high school which has a very good reputation for education, results, music…read moreand the arts. If I'd had the choice, in retrospect, I would have loved to have gone to a Welsh speaking school because it's a wonderfully useful skill to have in Walesin this day and age, particularly if you want to work in the arts or council jobs.

University Of Wales Institute Cardiff, or UWIC for short, has badged itself "Cardiff's Metropolitan…read moreuniversity" and seems to specialises mainly in more vocational, career-focused courses rather than hardcore academic studies you'll find at Cardiff University. A lot of their courses have been designed and developed alongside industry and business. UWIC's history actually dates back to the 1800s, when in 1865 the School of Art first opened in the Old Free Library Building in St Mary Street in the city centre. There's no UWIC site at this premises now, but the art school at its current site in Howard Gardens is still the place to study art in Cardiff. The university is made up of five Academic Schools: the well-known Cardiff School of Art & Design; the Cardiff School of Education, which is one of the leading providers of teacher training in the UK; the Cardiff School of Health Sciences, which recently opened a £4.9 million research centre; the Cardiff School of Management, which offers the largest on-campus MBA in the UK; and the renowned Cardiff School of Sport. It's spread across four campuses - Howard Gardens (Arts) is quite central, while Cyncoed (Education & Sport), Llandaff (Health Sciences and Management) and Plas Gwyn Residential Campus are all a bit of a hike from the city centre.

More commonly known as UWIC, this was my university. I studied English and Popular Culture here for…read more3 years and had an awesome time doing it. My course was based on Cyncoed campus which is mainly a sports campus with the NIAC at the back. All of the Campuses are modern and clean, and filled with helpful people to point you in the right direction when you inevitably get lost during the first week. The School of Art, Howard Gardens, is right next to the city centre, with Colchester Avenue is a little further down the road. Llandaff and Cyncoed are the biggest of the campuses and are a lot further away, but there are regular buses from town, and a dedicated bus service called the UWIC rider that goes to them all and Plas Gwyn halls of residence. The accommodation on the UWIC campuses aren't the best I've ever seen, but they are by no means the worst, either, and you are provided with everything you need. However, it's worth checking out the Liberty Living halls of residence in Cardiff which, while slightly more expensive and some are a pain to get to uni from, are much nicer and most have rooms reserved for UWIC students. The two big disappointments about UWIC, for me, were the library facilities, which leave a lot to be desired (although they are gradually being updated) and the Students Union. The UWIC SU hardly compares to that of other universities. Because sport is such a big thing at UWIC, it is the main interest of the SU and there are hardly any other clubs or societies. However, the SU bars (Centro and Tommy's at Cyncoed and Howard Gardens respectively) aren't at all bad, and the convenience stores and copy shops provide a good and valuable service to its students. Some things do seem like a work in progress, but overall this is a great university with a lot of fantastic lecturers and courses, and shouldn't be overlooked if you're thinking of studying in Cardiff.

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This is one of the schools with the best reputations in Cardiff, you have to have been baptised to…read morebecome a pupil. Set in geat grounds, this is not a high school to be sniffed at.

worst school ever! Mr Belli the heads rules on uniform are…read moreunrealistic and put children down my daughters length of skirt is fine by me and seeing as i am her mother i would not let her go out looking halve naked but he always puts her down for no reason as well and the worlds worst deputy head Mrs Bowen Jones well that is a different matter she has called my daughter a slut and makes her feel bad about herself which makes matters worse seeing as she is already self conscious . i don't feel like its right to be telling the female pupils they look like sluts or tell them they are dressed right as they are all in a very difficult period of time where they do feel self conscious and bad about them self i think we should be building them up not putting them down.

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