Martin Marjoram

Third-level funding ‘ducked and dodged’ for too long, says Harris

Minister tells TUI conference of plans to support growth of further education

Teachers believe remote learning has led some students to disengage

Extra supports will be needed next year to assist vulnerable students, survey finds

Policing online cheating is adding to workload, lecturers say

TUI says 29% of members considered leaving due to concerns regarding Covid-19

Age the ‘defining’ factor in Covid-19 risk, not profession

New vaccine rollout plan not a reflection on ‘how valued’ certain workers are, says Minister

ASTI agrees to further talks in bid to resolve Leaving Cert impasse

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

Secondary schools to reopen to special classes on February 22nd but Leaving Cert return in balance

TUI expressed ‘strong position’ for exam class return but ASTI says plans are inadequate

Covid-19 outbreaks in schools almost double in one week

HSE says coronavirus cases not being ‘amplified’ within schools themselves

Covid-19: Schools and colleges to remain open during Level 5 restrictions

‘Overwhelming’ evidence schools remain safe settings, says Minister for Education

Teacher unions concerned at schools staying open amid lockdown

Unions raise issues with testing speed and risk to staff and pupils as schools to stay open

Countries with larger class sizes will find Covid rules more difficult – report

Latest data shows class sizes in Ireland’s primary schools are well above EU average

Leaving Cert students will not have access to ‘highly sensitive’ class ranking data

Teachers’ unions feared details would damage student relationships

Masks to be worn in schools when 2m cannot be maintained

All staff and students using school transport service must wear face covering

Plans to reopen schools will be ‘massively complex’

Teachers union seeks Government pledge for extra funding if €375m package not enough

Students should not be saddled with debt, says Minister

Thousands of students march in Dublin to oppose any plan for a student loan scheme

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