Kyran Durnin case: Tusla review completed but will not be published
Gardaí believe Kyran Durnin is deceased and he may have died over two years ago
Gardaí believe Kyran Durnin is deceased and he may have died over two years ago
Fianna Fáil TD expecting a report from Tusla over the coming days into the troubling case of the child’s disappearance in 2022
Election 2024 countdown to begin as Ministers are expected to greenlight measures
Viral video claimed students would be exposed to inappropriate sexual material under new curriculum
Enrolment pressure at second level most acute in Greater Dublin Area
Recruitment challenges mean vulnerable children can end up without vital support, says principal Conor McCarthy
Primary school leaders say difficulties filling staff vacancies is having a ‘profound’ impact on the quality of education
Minister for Education urged to ‘urgently’ release draft of long-awaited policy on Irish language education
Funds will be provided under Shared Island initiative with NI department of education to be responsible for delivery of programme
Study based on data collected from more than 600 school leaders in Irish second level schools
Minister told Cabinet of plans to allocate net €6.3bn to fund capital works, public pay costs and cost of living measures
Take Ireland’s top manufacturer of insulation - not Kingspan, but the HSE. It creates layers of impenetrable padding between political decision-makers and the consequences
Plan signals mobile phones – and by extension social media platforms – are detrimental to children. The question now is what the Government will do next
Teacher claimed in viral video new resources include graphic videos on masturbation and sex acts
Smartphone usage a ‘serious health and welfare issue’ for thousands of students, according to Minister for Education
The pouches offer an opportunity to continue what has been a profitable line of attack over Government profligacy
Inequities in Irish education policy, which have been ignored for so long, will not be addressed any time soon
Teachers’ union says new measure will have negligible impact on teacher supply
Initiative follows ‘groundbreaking’ project of 1930s which captured thousands of pupils’ voices
Stronger laws may be needed to safeguard young people, according to Stephen Donnelly
Department of Education’s own information repeated in report, leaders of schools in disadvantaged areas say
Martin Woodland was approved by Caranua for an en-suite bedroom extension in 2020. Four years on, he sleeps in a chair, urinates in a bottle and washes in the sink
Figure significant in context of Government wanting congregations to contribute to compensating those affected by abuse as Department of Education indicates work on redress scheme will take time
Twelve road fatalities recorded among under-16s last year as well as 48 in 16-to-26 age group
Drama and film studies to be introduced to schools on ‘phased basis’ from 2025 onwards
Dublin school’s past pupils include taoisigh, presidents and high profile figures from media and sporting worlds
Some 88 per cent of primary schools are Catholic while just over 5 per cent are multidenominational
Minister for Education says she has convened a high-level group ‘which will progress the work that is needed to establish’ a commission
Ivana Bacik emphasises need for timely redress scheme and says her party willing to work with Government to make this happen
It is time the State got to grips with the redress issue where religious congregations are concerned
Testimony from victims details instances of abuse in 308 schools, including special education facilities, spanning 30-year period
No commitment given to setting up a redress scheme for survivors of sexual abuse
Minister for Education Norma Foley says level of sexual abuse at special schools ‘nothing short of horrific’
New curriculum - including sexual consent and attitudes to pornography - to be mandatory at senior cycle
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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