Pupils being educated via Irish at primary climbs to record high
Gaelscoil Eoin on Haddington Place is first all-Irish school to open in the Dublin 4 area
Teachers can avail of 125 different types of leave, spending review finds
Substitution costs about €250m a year in trend linked to demographics and policy change
How online learning affected secondary schooling
Quick pivot to online meant expectations, resources and capability did not always align perfectly
Post-Covid education: What can Ireland learn?
A vast online teachers meeting took place recently. We have distilled the key points
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Despite Brexit, Britain is still the number one destination for Irish emigrants. Here’s all the info you need on jobs, rent, schools, healthcare, and more
Classroom of 2030: A flashforward to learning techniques
Education to not only use technology as tools but also to inculcate computational thinking
Sports halls at centre of €12bn plan for school investment
Pledge comes after PE made a Leaving Cert subject and childhood obesity concerns
Exam students’ project work destroyed in Louth school fire
Classrooms out of use as gardaí and insurance workers carry out inspections
Ensuring the Irish language survives and thrives
It cannot be taken for granted that there will always be another generation of native speakers
Budget 2018: Free pre-school plan to expand to two years
Zappone details ‘unprecedented €1.38bn’ spend allocated for Department of Children
Almost 10% of teenagers not in work or school
Education, food insecurity and pregnancy levels measured by Unicef report
Can bio-plastics combat the scourge of plastic debris on land and sea?
Laura Quinn, winner of the junior category in the Young Reporters on the Environment 2017, on how to counter the accumulation of plastic products in the environment
‘Beer pressure’ - You don’t always have to say yes!
Ashley Callery on how to deal with the pressure to socialise
Trinity College confirms money lost in cybersecurity attack
TCD fundraising arm says some money has been recovered and will make up shortfall
A nation untouched, out of touch
Ignorance of the horrors wreaked upon the Syrian city of Aleppo is not without consequence
RCSI opens doors to prospective students
Students to get 'hands-on practice' in fields of medicine, pharmacy and physiotherapy
Fine Gael set to shake up departments, Dáil and ministries
Government will have a very different configuration than anything before, writes Harry McGee
Student union hopes to register thousands of voters in coming days
USI begins new ‘Rock the Register’ drive as part of initiative ahead of general election deadline
William Reville: Beware of faddish teaching methods that scorn ‘rote learning’
So-called ‘drilling’ teaching methods may be unpopular nowadays, but they have been proven effective
International evidence shows dialogue with teachers crucial to education reform
ASTI president on Junior Cert reform
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