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- Goodbye Mr - and Mrs - Chips
Four teachers, set to retire on the last day of February, look back on their decades in the classroom and give their views of the Irish education system
Synge Street - where did it all go right?The success of Mark Kelly and Eric Doyle in bringing the prestigious BT Young Scientist Award to ‘Synger’ for an unprecedented third time has brought into focus the reasons behind the extraordinary turn-around in the school’s fortunes over the past few years
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- A strong case for a new university
LEFTFIELD: RECENT announcements regarding the development of technological universities have generated no little commentary, much of it territorial and defensive. It is unfortunate too that barbed remarks have been a feature of the discussion; because, in contrast to Sayre’s Law, there is a great deal at stake here.
- Teacher's Pet
Croke Park deal cuts deep: The full cost of the Croke Park deal is being felt across the education sector.
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