Assessment of pupils ‘a red line issue’ ASTI conference is told
Delegates concerned that changes will break a that ‘has served us well’
Delegates concerned that changes will break a that ‘has served us well’
Norma Foley says necessary supports will be provided to help education sector cope
Cost of living and Covid-era spending are among the key topics to be discussed
Irish Second Level Students’ Union says no online tuition available for those isolating
Analysis: Schools can operate safely if guidelines are fully implemented, expert says
South Dublin principal warns many schools may not be able to reopen due to Covid issues
Teacher supply set to shrink further, school managers warn
Points for high-demand courses set to surge on record-breaking results during pandemic
Failure to cooperate with reforms would trigger pay freezes for union members
Delegates tell ASTI conference of health concerns around return to school
Teachers' union says funding provided for pandemic must be baseline for the future
Teachers angry and dismayed at revision, but no threat to school reopening, ASTI says
Decision over union’s co-operation with new plan ‘could be made in days’
‘Students have to be the number one priority’ but issue to important for union to be outside talks - Taoiseach
Row threatens to derail Government plans to provide clarity to students next week
Tánaiste says special education likely to be followed by primary, exam years and others
Talks on contingency plans for Leaving Certificate exams set to intensify this week
Union leader says it is ‘scandalous’ pay inequality would persist despite past 10 months
Cabinet moves to delay reopening after 21 clusters reported during seven days
‘There’s no point in protecting us from Covid if we all end up getting pneumonia’
Secondary teachers’ union wants faster Covid-19 testing and tracing turnaround
Teachers’ unions raise concerns about safety of schools and ‘shambolic’ testing system
Teachers’ unions feared details would damage student relationships
‘High risk’ teachers anxious about returning to classrooms, Covid-19 committee hears
Covid-19 committee to be told some teachers and SNAs being asked to reuse face masks
ASTI directs members not to take part in any large gatherings of students and staff
All staff and students using school transport service must wear face covering
‘It is doubtful this capital works package will be enough to meet the enormous challenges’
Major financial package includes money for new layouts, cleaning and substitute cover
Principal says flexibility on physical distancing rules crucial if school to reopen to all
INTO says one-metre distancing will pose challenge, especially with ‘super-size’ classes.
Guidance calls for physical distancing of one metre between students in most cases
Minister wants schools opened fully in September using ‘class bubbles’
TUI says it cannot rule out more strikes over two-tier pay dispute
Teachers seeking reversal of cuts made to their allowances on foot of deal with military
Department of Education circular confirms 5% restoration of school capitation fees
Teachers estimated to have lost between €1,000 and €3,000 following pay freeze
ASTI proposes review of public service accord ‘to ensure fair distribution of benefits’
Minister says teachers have lost €15m in payments - as much as €2,000 per teacher - over strike
Changes introduced in 2013 aimed at saving Government billions over coming decades
Union says lack of training and large classes are key challenges to inclusive education
ASTI wants redress arising from penalties imposed after strike two years ago
Delegates fear reforms will repeat the ‘dumbing down’ of junior cycle
Union says students deserve qualified teachers
Ireland has second highest completion rate for boys at upper-second level, report finds
ASTI head voices extreme disappointment over provisions for new entrants
Department tells union ‘boat has sailed’ over retrospective pay worth some €3,000 per teacher
Schools are less likely to be closed indefinitely if union resumes industrial action
Failure to end dispute over pay for new teachers could ‘derail’ State exams, FF warns
Government and ASTI are at loggerheads over who is to blame for school closures
Union’s move to have teachers display anti-reform materials in school ‘inappropriate’
Up to 40,000 students may lose 10% in English exams as a result of dispute
Garda sergeants and inspectors to hold second day of action Friday
Expenditure per student down 7% since 2008 while figure rose 8% across OECD over period
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