What we do

Our mission is to foster innovation, promote equity, and enrich the learning experience in education across Wales.

Our aim is to support practitioners, learners, and their families throughout their educational experience by commissioning high-quality bilingual resources that support and inspire their learning. 

Adnodd works with content creators, educational practitioners, learners and their families to commission and co-create high-quality bilingual resources that support the Curriculum for Wales. 

By working collaboratively and strategically with Welsh Government, and colleagues across the educational sector and beyond, our aim is to ensure that all learners and educators have easy access to relevant, bilingual and inclusive materials.

We will:

• Provide strategic oversight of resources available for learners aged 3 to 19.
• Offer an easily recognisable ‘go-to’ service for high-quality, bilingual teaching and learning resources.
• Ensure that resources are accessible, inclusive, relevant and timely and made available at the same time in both Welsh and English.
• Establish a quality assurance framework for the commissioning, development and approval of resources that are fit for purpose.
• Facilitate collaboration across partners and sectors to make the best use of available funds, expertise, knowledge and skills and to enable innovation.
• Promote awareness and use of resources, increasing the benefit and value for learners and practitioners.
• Develop and invest in skills and capacity across Wales in creating, sharing and publishing educational resources.

Commissioning a stronger future

To help us shape our approach, we commissioned an in-depth research study to gather insights from key stakeholders regarding our commissioning and quality assurance processes. 

This report explores their views on the current processes and identifies opportunities for improvement, particularly in light of the new Curriculum for Wales. This research will help us ensure that the resources we provide meet the evolving needs of educators and learners across Wales.