12 Institutes have received €8.5 million to enable them to implement revised apprenticeship curricula

Full implementation of the Education for Persons with Special Education Needs Act 2004 will cost

The Minister has reversed a decision that would have left 29 schools in south Dublin and Wicklow

One in three primary school principals are ready to quit their posts and return to teaching

ASTI president Michael Freely has described as 'immoral' the state's defence of the High Court case

100,000 Junior Cert students are in classes of 25 or more, and 25,000 are in classes of 30 or more

The long-awaited Health and Safety Authority Code of Practice on Workplace Bullying was launched by

Supporters of the National Youth Orchestra staged a protest in Dublin City last week to highlight their opposition

The postponement of elections for the university executive has annoyed some staff members

Original material was stolen in a raid on the home of a medical researcher in Galway city suburbs

A leading child law expert has warned that parents have no way of knowing whether childminders are suitable

Seven more cases of TB have been confirmed in children at Nurture Childcare, Cork City

The ASTI and parents are threatening legal action in the ongoing row over the proposed closure

The National Parents Council has charged the Department with putting economic considerations

Six members of a primary school board of management have resigned, following the announcement by the Minister

A proposed new law, which will make it easier for schools to expel or suspend pupils, has caused fury

The economic boom has been bad for young people's mental health, according to Dr Michael Fitzgerald

A new poll shows that 82 per cent of parents intend to let their children choose their own religion

Teachers in Belfast demanded that the government brings in legislation to protect them from malicious allegations

Teachers in Belfast demanded that the government brings in legislation to protect them from malicious allegations