Reliance on parental contributions of €30m a year to avoid deficits ‘degrading’ for schools and families
Norma Foley
‘Shame on you’ - Taoiseach gives Mattie McGrath an earful over his criticism of An Garda Síochána
Roughly one third of those in line to receive assistance under new legislation live outside the State, says Minister
In the early days of the State about half of second-level teachers were unqualified to teach their subjects. How much has really changed?
Advocates of Irish-medium education criticise Department of Education over second-level shortage
Up to half of sixth class pupils included in Snapchat groups in some schools
Total ban on ownership of smartphones for under-13s ‘fraught with difficulty’, Catherine Martin says
Pupil numbers projected to drop by 100,000, or almost one fifth, within a decade
Leaving Cert 2024 results to issue on August 23rd, earlier than last year
Pupils at Clondalkin primary school to protest outside Leinster House this week over delays to new school building
Inserting geography content into a new subject risks, at best, duplication of material and, at worst, the loss of a rich and long history of solution-finding
Exam reform is badly needed. But not like this, with vague learning outcomes and too much scope for use of ChatGPT
Speaker notes statutory nature of process and accepts need for accountability but 'more equitable system needed'
Transition year students to have access to road safety classes amid concern over rising crash deaths
Twelve road fatalities recorded among under-16s last year as well as 48 in 16 to 26 age group
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