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Fewer pupils in Wales studying languages after GCSE, report finds
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Fewer pupils in Wales studying languages after GCSE, report finds
THE number of pupils in Wales studying international languages after GCSE has fallen sharply, prompting a warning from British Council Wales that recent progress in language learning could be lost without sustained action. Their Language Trends Wales 2025 report, published this week (Tuesday, 4 November), paints a mixed picture – with increased uptake at primary level and tentative signs of recovery at GCSE, but a continuing decline in post-16…
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