By Moira Sharkey COMPUTER whizz-kids went back to school this summer to gain an IT qualification which would take college students a year to complete.

ON Wednesday, August 6, I unfortunately lost a nine-carat gold single stone amethyst ring that my late husband had given me, somewhere in the city centre or on the number 17 Ely bus that I caught at Victoria Park, approximately 11am.

A LINK between business employees and primary pupils is helping to encourage youngsters to read. Welsh Water customer service staff based in St Mellons in Cardiff have been acting as reading mentors to pupils from nearby Oakfield Primary School for eight years.

By Clare Griffiths I WANTED to say a sincere thank-you to all those I have encountered while having my baby, who have been absolutely fantastic in providing help and support.

By Moira Sharkey A city high school which is 50 years old this year is celebrating being a centre of learning for the community. Staff at Llanrumney High School in Cardiff, say they want to build on its success as a community-focused school in this, its 50th year.