Record 14,000 teachers absent from school last month due to Covid-19
Jump in teacher absences of 55% as school managers warn ‘pandemic is not over’
Jump in teacher absences of 55% as school managers warn ‘pandemic is not over’
Secondary school students currently have one of shortest academic years in Europe
School managers warn ‘pandemic is not over’ amid student and staff absences
Secondary schools seeing ‘notable improvement’ in both teachers and students returning to the classroom
South Dublin principal warns many schools may not be able to reopen due to Covid issues
Health expert says it would be ‘insane’ to reopen schools as there is no reason for it
Status red warning for Cork, Kerry and Clare as people advised to stay at home
If two or more infections detected in a class within week, tests will be offered to that group
Teacher supply set to shrink further, school managers warn
Plans to resume face-to-face school events on hold due to high rates of Covid-19
Tell us if overprotective parenting is harming young people’s mental health and social skills
Schools face rising ‘interpersonal issues’ which often occur on social media
Department is planning to ‘frontload’ 10,000 special needs assistants to mainstream schools
No financial support towards €800 cost of devices, Oireachtas committee hears
School admission changes now due to come into force in the 2020/2021 school year
Education is being run ‘in a lean management manner’, says secretary of CPSMA
Department of Education allows three days holidays to be used for tuition
Pupils left without qualified teachers, Oireachtas committee hears
Official guidance indicates tuition may be prioritised over extra-curricular activities
Some parents criticised move as an ‘overreaction’ on social media
Requirement for baptismal certificates on admission an issue mainly in south Dublin
Survey by Catholic primary schools group shows 95% take everyone who applies
Catholic primary school body insists problem was linked to shortages of school places
Minister says issue not being put on ‘long finger’ and Dáil has appetite to deal with it
Removing RE will not turn students into ‘quantum mechanics experts’, says management body
Fine Gael adviser was paid €60,000 a year as a consultant for Philanthropy Ireland
Four journalists – some regularly charitable, some not so much – will flex their philanthropic muscles by giving their time to a cause of their choice for National Giving Week
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