Leaving Cert cannot go ahead as planned this year, students’ union says
Students have been ‘very vocal’ about disruption to education caused by Covid-19
Students have been ‘very vocal’ about disruption to education caused by Covid-19
TUI and ASTI say calls for choice between exams and predicted grades ‘unhelpful’
Call for alternative assessments and reformed entry routes into college
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Overemphasis on Leaving Cert written exam is bringing stress and challenges for students
Unions expected to finalise return-to-school plan with Department officials on Monday
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Covid-19 Oireachtas committee told special schools face challenges restarting
Educational bodies say solution 'far from ideal' but at least gives certainty to students
ASTI says it ‘will be seeking clarifications’ over rescheduling of exams
Less than a third say they will remain in a school leadership role in five years’ time
Minister for Education previously said history must be taught for same duration as English, maths and Irish
School leaders say Minister’s move will have an impact on junior cycle reform
Schools struggling to attract applicants for vacant positions, representative group says
Two additional days have been added to the timetable to minimise exam clashes
Numbers up 20%, with almost 100 people under 18 earning €20,000 or more in 2017
Vast majority of students want continuous assessment to ease summer exam pressure
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Nine in 10 are concerned about their online security following Facebook scandal
Concern over safety sparks age restriction request for primary school smartphone use
Lack of supply will impact on Government plans to boost uptake of Stem subjects
Parents urged to run Junior Cert events to keep students safe from alcohol harm
Differences between the ASTI and TUI are having catastrophic consequences
One in five students experience cyberbullying while 40 per cent are aware of mental health issues among fellow students
New grading will help to reduce rote learning motivated by desire to maximise CAO points
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Continuous training should be integral not added ‘chore’, says school principals’ body
Initiative aims to highlight options for school leavers in further and higher education
Bodies urge would-be undergraduates to seek advice from parents, teachers and counsellors
Students urged to keep ‘a sense of perspective’ and explore options outside of third level
School principals’ group urges parents to remain vigilant about cyberbullying
Ireland out of line in having ‘no procedure’ for assessing teachers’ competence, say officials
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