Call for media moratorium on Leaving Cert coverage heard by Oireachtas committee
Press interest ‘undoubtedly’ contributes to student stress, exam commission chief says
What’s stopping better information on schools?
A secondary school education is not defined by academic performance alone
Vaccines to be made available to 16 and 17-year-olds next month, says Harris
Minister confident third level students will be ‘mainly on-site’ this academic year
Religion teachers believe Catholic students being singled out for bullying
Committee told practising pupils now seen as ‘old fashioned or out of the mainstream culture’
Stimulus package of €3.5bn likely to be lost amid fallout from PUP cuts
Inside Politics: Opposition will see phasing out of supports as opportunity to attack
Irish Times view on the treatment of children, home and away
Every country has a right to protect its borders but international law must be obeyed as a minimum
School imposing reduced timetables in a way that is ‘not solely child centred’
Warning from the Oireachtas Committee on Education contained in first statutory report on the issue
Children on ‘reduced timetables’ being denied education
Oireachtas committee to hear from Traveller and special needs groups of ‘growing crisis’
Schools may have to cut access to facilities in evenings due to funding shortfalls
Recruitment embargo on maintenance staff is raising health and safety concerns
Universities seek €234m funding injection in Budget 2019
Serious quality issues at third-level exist from decades of underfunding, IUA says
Report says island schools need extra support to survive
There are 12 island primary schools and five secondary schools in the State
Obesity levels dropping in many schools
Schools making progress in improving access to healthy eating, experts tell Oireachtas
Committee calls for grants to be made available at private colleges
Hundreds of students from less well-off families say they are unfairly denied support
Government to leave door open to student loan scheme
Labour to table motion seeking abolition of student registration charge
Brexit could lead to increase in CAO points for Irish students
Higher international fees may lead to thousands of students staying at home
Survivors tell of ‘re-abuse’ by State redress group Caranua
Statutory body’s chief spurns criticism, that ‘majority’ of applicants happy with scheme
Just 1.2% of children refused school place over Baptism barrier
Survey by Catholic primary schools group shows 95% take everyone who applies
University heads back student loan scheme to tackle funding ‘crisis’
Graduates could repay €16,000-€20,000 in tuition fees over a 10- to 15-year period
University chiefs to appear before Oireachtas over funding crisis
International expert says Irish authorities should avoid a UK-style student loan scheme
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