Ictu finds TUI did not act in line with rules in accepting 1,070 teachers as new members
About 70 pupils face sitting three exams in a single day due to timetable congestion
TUI members in the institutes of technology vote overwhelmingly for industrial action
State Examinations Commission confirms some students affected by scheduling clash
Fianna Fáil says school-building programme is ‘not keeping up with demand’
Dublin school fears students will drop out of education system without proper supports
Maynooth University programme to support migrants, Travellers and disadvantaged students
Jialimey Vuong wants to bring Chinese Vietnamese background to the classroom
Oireachtas committee hears concerns from principals over delays in school buildings
It’s assumed young people have a natural affinity to tech – but many are digitally naive and far more vulnerable than we think
Some younger students may not be ready for the demands of third-level
Schools have discretion to determine whether TY is compulsory or not
Attempts to diversify entry to medicine have failed – and recent changes may have deepened inequalities
The biggest higher-education development in the State’s history will transform Dublin’s north-inner city. But while some locals welcome the change, others fear it
Grangegorman set to host Ireland’s first technological university
Row over salary structure that sees teachers recruited since 2011 receive less is threatening to boil over into full dispute
Sexting, easy access to internet porn and social media are redefining the landscape of relationships and sexuality for today’s teens
Benefits differ in specific details, which could be significant over a lifetime
Irish teachers report faster career progression abroad, but often at a cost
Future generations should be assessed on ability to solve problems and think creatively
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