The Health and Safety Authority was called in to inspect conditions in 87 schools last year

The Co Leitrim bus driver who evacuated a school bus before it burst into flames has been praised for his courage

At last there is some good news: getting drunk is not as 'cool' as it used to be

The Department is investigating claims that students at privately operated language schools

Options include the reduction of the number of faculties from six to four, transferring the Faculty of the Built Environment

There is widespread dissatisfaction among Arts Faculty staff at NUI Galway over the decision to close

A new primary school programme, devised by Psychology Prof Fergus Lowe, aims to cultivate a taste for fruit and vegetables in children

The rule whereby a maximum of two language support teachers are allocated to schools for two years only

The Model Primary School in Limerick has been granted permission to build an extension for over 500 pupils

Hundreds of parents, teachers, local representatives and others filled the hall at St Brigid's Boys National School

The findings of a nationwide survey reveals that 21 per cent of primary schools are still not teaching the Stay Safe

Over 10,000 people have added their signatures to the report compiled by the Co Galway campaign

Second-level schools have been instructed by the Department of Education and Science not to fill any permanent posts

The number of teachers applying to act as examiners in Leaving Cert oral exams was well below the required figure

Contrary to forecasts predicting a drop in Leaving and Junior Cert student numbers, at least 2,000 more students

The CAO has sent a letter to principals and guidance counsellors across Ireland in the wake of website problems

Gardaí are investigating an alleged assault in a Dublin school, in which a teacher sustained a broken nose and

A major survey carried out by the Department of Education and Science has found that one-third of final year students

The Equality Tribunal has ruled that a Co Kerry primary school has victimised a Traveller child by refusing to enrol him

In a radical departure from tradition, a primary school run by a Vocational Education Committee will open in north Dublin