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Dyfodol Gwerth Cymdeithasol o fewn y Sector Addysg Bellach yng Nghymru

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By Sarah Evans Verified
| colegau.cymru
Yn ein Cynhadledd Flynyddol ddiweddar, roeddem yn falch iawn o gael cwmni Sarah Evans o Gwmpas, a arweiniodd, ar ran ColegauCymru, brosiect ymchwil i sefydlu gwerth cymdeithasol addysg bellach yng Nghymru. Ar ôl hwyluso gweithdy ar werth cymdeithasol yn y Gynhadledd, dyma hi’n rhannu ei mewnwelediad ar y rôl y gall gwerth cymdeithasol ei chwarae yn y sector yn y dyfodol a sut y gallai’r 10 mlynedd nesaf edrych am addysg bellach.
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The Future of Social Value within the Further Education Sector in Wales

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By Sarah Evans Verified
| CollegesWales Blog
The Future of Social Value within the Further Education Sector in Wales At our recent Annual Conference, we were delighted to be joined by Sarah Evans of Cwmpas, who, on behalf of ColegauCymru, led a research project to establish the social value of further education in Wales. Having facilitated a workshop on social value at the Conference, here she shares her insights on the future role that social value can play within the sector and how the next 10 years could look for FE.
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FROM THE ARCHIVES | Elections 2014: ‘Dad was on the wrong side’

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By Sarah Evans Verified
| Mail & Guardian Verified
Tambo Sealanyane’s father was stoned to death six weeks before democracy dawned. In the violence of early 1994, Sello Sealanyane, a National Party member, was considered to be “on the wrong side”. Tumahole in the Free State remains ANC country. Or more specifically, Ace Magashule country. This is the hometown of the province’s premier, and where he voted this week. Residents tell stories of his generosity, the time he stopped them on a street corner and gave them money or paid their school fees.
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