Keep Covid-19 suppressed to ensure schools remain open, urge campaigners
One million students and staff return to classrooms as schools fully reopen
One million students and staff return to classrooms as schools fully reopen
New system permits opt-outs in ‘exceptional circumstances’ only
Remote learning to take place until February 1st after unions and principals voiced opposition
Their role is more important than ever due to heightened anxiety and Covid-19
School marks released by Department of Education of which 20 per cent were changed
Despite everyone’s best efforts, it is very likely the virus will transmit from the community to our school populations
Teachers union seeks Government pledge for extra funding if €375m package not enough
Concern over difficulties getting grades for students taking subjects outside school
Educational bodies say solution 'far from ideal' but at least gives certainty to students
Danish schools offer a glimpse of what Irish classes might look like when they resume
Government should be ‘clear and honest’ with pupils over status of Junior and Leaving Cert exams
Less than a third say they will remain in a school leadership role in five years’ time
Confusion among schools over advice to students returning from affected areas
Schools struggling to attract applicants for vacant positions, representative group says
More than 64,000 students due to receive results, almost a month later than scheduled
Brendan Kelly says low response rate ‘limits fine-grained conclusions that can be drawn’
Senior cycle review highlights high stress levels for students facing ‘high stakes’ exam
Maintenance manager ordered goods for personal use from company working in hotel
Two additional days have been added to the timetable to minimise exam clashes
Parents at a Co Meath school are refusing to buy tablets for their children
Numbers up 20%, with almost 100 people under 18 earning €20,000 or more in 2017
Vast majority of students want continuous assessment to ease summer exam pressure
More than 62,000 Junior Cert students set for results today
Timetable congestion means some students face almost nine hours of exams in one day
Department reviewing process following claims the system is being ‘gamed’
Exam fortnight starts with English paper as Junior Cycle and Leaving Cert exams get under way
‘Radical changes’ are not a cover for cost-cutting, says Richard Bruton
About 70 pupils face sitting three exams in a single day due to timetable congestion
The first step of reforming our exam-obsessed senior cycle gets under way today. But who gets to decide what our children will learn?
New internet safety initiative to support teachers address online sexual coercion
School heads propose changing exam dates to tackle crisis in recruiting examiners
Concern over safety sparks age restriction request for primary school smartphone use
Teacher shortages are most acute in subjects Irish, French and German, say unions
Official guidance indicates tuition may be prioritised over extra-curricular activities
Some parents criticised move as an ‘overreaction’ on social media
Parents urged to run Junior Cert events to keep students safe from alcohol harm
Exams get under way in 5,000 test centres across the country
Junior and Leaving Cert gets under way for more than 120,000 students
Student Attitudes Index investigates device use, exercise and feeling on education loans
What you need to know about the introduction of the new CAO points system
Association claims the union’s brinkmanship risks derailing the education system
Differences between the ASTI and TUI are having catastrophic consequences
Call for creation of regional school boards to ease principals’ administrative duties
There is a strong argument that age four is too young for formal schooling
Increased demand for places expected in courses linked to economic recovery
One in five students experience cyberbullying while 40 per cent are aware of mental health issues among fellow students
How does the exam tell an employer what they need to know about a new worker?
Minister concerned at ordinary level failure rate and says need for change will be assessed
New grading will help to reduce rote learning motivated by desire to maximise CAO points
New classroom-based assessments begin next month but the future of the wider changes hangs in the balance
Continuous training should be integral not added ‘chore’, says school principals’ body
Bodies urge would-be undergraduates to seek advice from parents, teachers and counsellors
Students urged to keep ‘a sense of perspective’ and explore options outside of third level
School principals’ group urges parents to remain vigilant about cyberbullying
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices