Four students describe the uncertainty of exams and how it is disrupting study focus

‘Students have to be the number one priority’ but issue to important for union to be outside talks - Taoiseach

Candidates who get improved results may be entitled to new CAO offers

Advisory group to discuss options for exams next week amid mounting calls for clarity

Students’ body says traditional State exams cannot go ahead due to school closures

Education experts and students on what to consider and where to look when considering schools.

This year, you can’t leave them at home but they will still be interested in what you do

College is about more than academia. How will new students connect now?

Irish Second-Level Students’ Union says unanswered questions on issue must be answered

Many worried they have fallen behind in schoolwork due to distance learning

Medically, they were spared the worst. But Ireland’s young will be hit hard by Covid-19

Calculated grades process has gone very smoothly so will there be any going back?

Educational bodies say solution 'far from ideal' but at least gives certainty to students

Survey of 24,000 sixth years says 79% want exams to be replaced with predicted grades

Students union survey attracts 47,000 responses from Junior and Leaving Cert pupils

Coronavirus: Leaving Cert students feel anxious and uncertain over what lies ahead

Contingency plans for Junior and Leaving Certs being worked on, department says

Is it a good idea for parents to accompany their children on the day?

Review may become model for how to put pupils at the centre of education policies

Parents need to lead by example when monitoring children’s smartphone usage

Minister defends Government actions during discussion at student conference

Higher Education Authority chief warns that funding for system is ‘not sustainable’

Parents worry their teens will fritter away the year, but some families found it rewarding

Is it a good idea for parents accompany their children to college open days?

Media studies and philosophy could be crucial in tackling extremism and fake news

Graduates who emigrate may be ‘too afraid’ to return home, Oireachtas committee told

Chance to have work published on Student Hub site for National Youth Media Awards

Parents have a vested interest in offspring’s course choice but must not dominate

Pupils express frustration over impact of school closures on exam preparations

Union’s move to have teachers display anti-reform materials in school ‘inappropriate’

Changes are aimed at fairer marking. But could better students be penalised?

Majority of final years want continuous assessment but Junior Certs less certain

School gates close on 333,175 post-primary students despite efforts to avert action

Teaching unions threaten strike action over project work assessment proposals