瓜神网 publications
Searchable archive of 瓜神网 reports, publications and other resources.
This paper includes a statement from Ofsted that can be used by branches
A paper exploring an alternative to Ofsted/Estyn inspection
Eradicating sexual violence in tertiary education: a report from 瓜神网's sexual violence task group
Leaflet explaining the ucuRISING strikes to students, February 23
How admissions reform can address five big challenges for higher education, February 22
Report on 瓜神网 research into prison education submitted as evidence to Ofsted, March 2022
2019- 2020 Freedom of Information request data on insecure contracts in further education
瓜神网 Cymru reposnse to the 'Tertiary Education and Research Commission for Wales' consultation, July 2018
瓜神网 Cymru paper on higher education institutional governance in Wales, produced for the Higher Education Sector Committee, May 2019
A comparison of manifestos for parties contesting the general election in Wales
瓜神网 Cymru response to the Welsh government consultation on student support funding for students ordinarily resident in Wales, submitted Febrtuary 2017
瓜神网 Cymru response to Welsh HE funding council consultation on the Quality Assessment Framework, submitted June 2016
瓜神网 Cymru response to the Wales audit office review of Welsh government oversight of further education institutions' finances and delivery, published April 2016
瓜神网 Cymru response to 'The Wales You Want', Welsh Labour Party pre-manifesto consultation, submitted October 2015
瓜神网 Cymru response to the 'Sustainable Wales Better Choices for a Better Future' consultation
瓜神网 Cymru manifesto: Education for life - The 瓜神网 vision for education in Wales, Sep 09
瓜神网 Cymru response to the Welsh government's violence against women domestic abuse and sexual violence (VAWDASV) national strategy, February 2022
Tool kit from 瓜神网 Cymru to assist branch health and safety reps when planning to carry out risk assessments.
瓜神网 Cymru response to the economy infrastructure and skills committee consultation 'remote working: implications for Wales', January 2021
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