INTO leadership to consider industrial action at meeting next week

‘At least half a million people...whose housing situation is causing them serious distress’ - Fr Peter McVerry

INTO says schools have no guidance for changing their admissions policies

OECD report paints mixed picture of Ireland’s education system

President Michael D Higgins among large gathering for humanist service on Monday

Sheila Nunan has led country’s biggest teachers’ organisation for a decade

Some schools forced to divert support teachers from special needs pupils due to shortages

Paschal Donohoe issues warning to public service groups who do not back new accord

Ireland has second highest completion rate for boys at upper-second level, report finds

Pledge follows Minister of State Mary Mitchell O’Connor’s break with Government policy

MacGill Summer School had intense, informed debates on these two big themes

INTO’s executive had urged ‘no’ vote over failure to tackle pay equality among teachers

Actors’ union warns people working for major TV productions such as ‘Game of Thrones’ and ‘Vikings’ may be impacted

INTO opposes public sector deal over ‘inadequate’ provisions for lower-paid teachers

Richard Bruton faced sea of placards during debut speech at INTO conference

Dublin school wanted hygiene screening for Traveller students, documents show

New NCCA proposals give schools more freedom to focus on other areas of study

Talks aimed at averting large-scale disruption due to start early next week

97% of primary teachers balloted vote to cease involvement in school self-evaluation

For every €8 spent on primary, €11 is spent at second level and €15 at third level

Dispute centres on ban on promotions and increased workload for teachers

From school patronage to teacher income

OECD report shows Ireland has one of highest rates of second-level completion

Budget 2016: Pupil-teacher ratio in primary schools being reduced from 28:1 to 27:1

The benefits of a good home-school relationship – and how to manage it – will be discussed at this year’s Féilte education festival

LGBT teachers’ initiative aims to help colleagues to discuss different types of families

Teachers’ union warns that work under scheme may block real employment offers

INTO ballot carried by 65% to 35% but other teacher unions set to oppose agreement

Lansdowne Road deal supported by Impact and INTO, but opposed by IMO and TUI

Sinn Féin Minister admits reductions in education budget will cause ‘huge problems’

‘We make no apology for looking for our money back’ - INTO general secretary

Special education resources, teachers’ pay, smaller class sizes, halting casualisation: we ask teachers which areas need most investment

The majority don’t have enough time to eat and, for some, it’s an unhappy part of the day

Despite progress no real reduction in gap between disadvantaged urban schools and others

Warnings against ‘self-satisfaction’ at Trinity and a Blackrock College war cry were among the other memorable quotes of 2014

Dozens of schools are being built due to Government funding of €2bn but some have to fight to deviate from generic designs

Grant paid to all with permanent recognition abolished in 2012 due to budget cutbacks

Primary teachers complain of ‘digital apartheid’ and sub-standard broadband in schools

Jan O’Sullivan says new apprenticeship council will ‘broaden opportunities’

Motion from Clare delegates calls for more learning supports for the subject