The videos of teachers and students at Malibu High School started popping up last month on YouTube

Trócaire marked the start of its Lenten campaign by launching a website designed to increase awareness and encourage debate

An All-Ireland science competition in Biology, Chemistry, Computer Programming and Physics, which is open to all second-level students

On 15 February 2007, Educate Together launched the New Schools for 21st Century Ireland campaign

Putting autistic children straight into mainstream education is 'putting the cart before the horse', according to the Mayo Action Group

On Saturday, 17 February, 200 young delegates from around the country attended Dáil na nÓg in Croke Park

The ASTI has called on the Minister for Education and Science to extend the role of the National Behaviour Support Service

Children in Dublin with language disorders are losing out, according to Fine Gael Senator Brian Hayes

Recommendations by guidance counsellor and writer Brian Mooney, following this year's problems with the online application process

Speech by Minister Mary Hanafin on 15 February 2007

Students preparing for Leaving and Junior Cert exams this summer will do better if they pay attention to their diet

In hundreds of homes across the country the same scenario plays itself out evening after evening as parents and children

A deep-rooted dilemma within the Irish educational system, relevant to every part of the country, has been highlighted by the current supply crisis

ECO-UNESCO, Ireland's environmental education and youth organisation, is offering a one-day introductory course on

Science Foundation Ireland has announced details of the 2007 Secondary Teacher Assistant Researchers programme

The Foundation Course for Higher Education is a pre-university course solely for mature students

The Government has partnered with Atlantic Philanthropies in funding the Prevention and Early Intervention

Over 1,400 clubs and groups throughout the country will receive grants of up to €5,000

Minister Mary Hanafin has welcomed the additional funding provided for education in the Revised Estimates

The incidence of bullying is roughly the same now as it was in 1993-1994, according to preliminary findings