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‘Do we stand at the gate and not let them in?’: Principals on new face mask rules

New guidelines putting colleagues in an ‘awful situation’, says Co Sligo school principal

‘Social skills, turn-taking, playing games. They missed it all’

Covid amplified anxiety among children, but 'trauma informed' schools are responding

How safe are our primary schools amid latest Covid wave?

Children aged between five and 12 have the highest rate of Covid-19 of any age group

‘I’m delighted to help’: Student teachers fill school substitute gap

Availability of trainees a ‘game changer’ in tackling the teacher shortage, say principals

Principal says changes to Covid close contact rules ‘illogical’

Children who are close contacts but have no symptoms set to return to class from Monday

‘It’s great to have our routine back’: Parents on school reopening

Relief and optimism among families at school gates in Greystones, Co Wicklow

New pupils keen to learn, and play, as school gets under way

Parents more emotional as kids embark on first day but teachers report some anxiety

Ballinhassig keeping up tradition when it comes to Cork’s last line of defence

Brothers Patrick and Ger Collins continue a long line of goalkeepers from the rural club

Covid catch-up classes: ‘The chequebook must be opened to make this happen’

Ambitious education programme vital to support pupils with special needs – AsIAm

What will new gender-neutral toilets in schools look like?

Department of Education guide says new schools will not have traditional toilet layout

Coronavirus: 24 further deaths and 371 cases reported in State

Six classes in Longford school sent home after five Covid-19 cases confirmed

Schoolboy receives €20,000 after his toe was fractured in school yard

Judge says school’s original offer was not enough as boy had suffered great deal of pain

Sean Moncrieff: If you run the numbers, all parents lie to their children

If genetics defines one’s future, then my daughter is doomed when it comes to maths

Homeschooling 2.0: ‘It’s very different. I feel the pressure is off this time’

Atmosphere in many home schools is in stark contrast to the panic of last year’s lockdown

Many migrant children did not attend online classes during last lockdown – study

Technology, language barriers face migrant pupils and parents with homeschooling

Dublin school discriminated against Catholic student, commission finds

Church of Ireland pupils from local primary school were favoured for admission

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