Social enterprise GIY’s schools-based event The Big Grow is in its 10th year

Makers and múinteoirí of RTÉ’s homeschool programme on teaching through the pandemic

Patrickswell star among a number of former under-21s to have shone at senior level

A diverse range of courses are on offer for prospective students

Changes in medicine modest with one of largest jumps coming in Trinity’s arts course

Beat Covid-19 anxiety and play role in your child’s positive back-to-school transition

Survey shows children spending more time playing outdoors than before pandemic

Can we seize this opportunity for reflection on how we relate to God?

Ask Brian: There are still options available for both primary and post-primary

Pat McDonagh remains buoyant about growing his businesses despite Covid-19

Allowing children take on the role of a character can help develop their perseverance by giving them a safe space to fail

Clare native regarded as very able and an accomplished manager – she’ll need to be

Engineering and computer science see the biggest rise in points of any courses

Just what is student life like in and around our main third-level campuses?

Lucas Bachmann says way subject taught in Ireland does not promote analytical thinking

Six students from Gaelcholáiste Luimnigh will chart their Leaving Cert highs and lows

High demand prevails in many sectors for graduates of degrees through Irish

CAO Countdown: Survey shows primary teachers have the best employment prospects of any group of undergraduates

Cork manager believes next year’s league will facilitate preparation for championship

Research reveals belief science education will give children an advantage in future careers

Bookseed scheme funded by JP McManus Trust to give three books to every baby

Convincing away win over league holders Kilkenny a good sign for All-Ireland champions

Site just outside city centre set to be used for 700-unit residential scheme

Paper published in 2018 noted ‘minimal’ presence of Irish language on radio stations

It costs more and can take longer to become a teacher than a doctor

By 1918 the SF new breed are not interested in devolution or any variety of home rule

Irish teachers’ qualification standards still among the world’s top countries despite fall

Scheme could see staff receiving higher pay

Topics include the possibility of life on other planets, the changing space industry and black holes

Rite&Reason: Parishes are shifting as communal force and should be bedrock of lay-led identity

Former Kildare hurler delighted to be back in the Treaty squad as they push for glory

It's only two years since TJ Ryan was complaining about 'vultures' undermining them

Campaigner urge wider use of ‘changing places’ for those with mobility problems

News, views and opinions fromStudent Hub contributors and Irish Times writers

Two programmes announced in effort to address shortage of Irish teachers

The GAA weekend that was: Further signs of the healthy state of Limerick hurling

McGuinness play ‘Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me’ is inspired by Brian Keenan’s kidnapping in Beirut

To relax would be ‘a profound error which would compound the historical failures’, conference hears

Today’s students are increasingly being encouraged to choose a broad degree