Carl O Brien

Majority of parents and students support hybrid model, surveys indicate

Officials acutely aware that giving students choice will create a different set of problems

Experts say the shift to remote learning during Covid-19 has exacerbated cyberbullying

Secondary schools seeing ‘notable improvement’ in both teachers and students returning to the classroom

Change of department policy prompted by absent pupils and need to redeploy teachers

Department of Education says schools may use Covid-19 funding to supply higher grade masks to staff

School leaders say decline will present opportunity to cut class sizes across State

Aim is to reopen schools as planned in early January, Norma Foley says

Fears expressed about impact of infection on hospitals as new strain takes over

Primary schools under intense pressure as virus and substitution-cover crisis take toll

It is denied as a serious problem but could cause reputational damage

University of Limerick wants closer links with enterprise on new 260-acre campus

Dramatic decline in number of students who report quality interactions with staff

Principals warn pupils could be sent home due to substitution cover shortage

Move aimed at creating 'zero tolerance' culture for harassment on campus

HEA survey finds high percentage of black and Asian staff earn less than €60k

Kennelly’s poetry holds a ‘special place in affections of Irish people’, President says

Student grants to increase by €200 next year in first major change to scheme in a decade

Online lectures impacted as university disconnects network from wider internet

Inside Politics: Scheme likely to disappoint those who qualify, enraging those who don’t

Unions say ‘extraordinary efforts’ of teaching staff during pandemic kept schools running

School completion rates higher in Ireland compared to most wealthy countries