Open days: Parents need to know the difference between encouraging a child and deciding for them
Guardians can research the multiple choices available and act as a sounding board, but an independent decision is key to success
Discover the latest updates on the Leaving Cert syllabus, with news and adivce on exams, results and your educational journey
Guardians can research the multiple choices available and act as a sounding board, but an independent decision is key to success
A guide to what you will hear on campus, how entry works and your options if the CAO does not go to plan
School labs lack adequate facilities for proposed physics, chemistry and biology studies to be done safely
With more than 60 nationalities represented in the student body, Villiers School in Limerick prides itself on a diverse and inclusive ethos
If your son enjoys people, travel, business and exciting international environments, here’s a number of degree options
Leaving Cert has a good reputation internationally. We are in danger of trashing it
Syllabuses fail to provide knowledge required for understanding modern technology
The long French school day gives the state a sizeable presence in my son’s childhood
The Irish State continues to subsidise 50 private secondary schools by a total of more than €140 million a year
Do we really want our universities to be much cheaper than others in the EU?
Students have far more choice today when it comes to revision, but how do you find the method that suits your learning style?
Nineteen per cent of the total number of 26,454 grade appeals resulted in an upgrade
It should be possible to learn fascinating lessons by comparing outcomes either side of the Border
Susi administers two types of grants: maintenance grants and fee grants
Early Edition with Andrew McNair
Union tells Minister and curriculum council of ‘frustrations’ with running of subject development groups
Subjects affected include maths, English, chemistry, physics, biology and construction studies
Disadvantaged students will be most affected by the disastrous reform of the Senior Cycle
Current challenges call once more for a real vision in the mould of O’Malley and Breathnach
Delia-Sara Fandache is a fourth year business and Spanish student at DCU and ICADE Universidad Pontificia Comillas, Madrid
Classroom to College: Higher Options supplement is an essential guide for Leaving Cert students
Key to this event highlighting choices in further education, training and careers is to prepare beforehand while leaving room to discover something unexpected
Higher Options and WorldSkills Ireland event has a wide range of representatives to help you decide what to pursue after the Leaving Cert
What is good for the goose should surely also be good for the gander
Ronan Meleady is a fourth year law and politics student at the University of Limerick
The academic explains why she resigned in June from the group tasked with reforming Leaving Certificate maths
PBSA Council of Ireland wants Government to remove VAT on construction costs for approved developments
Report suggests teenagers are disproportionately affected by failure of jobs market to fully bounce back
Proposed changes would ‘do a disservice to our young people’, DCU professor says
Grind schools have grown in popularity but they are not a guarantee of high achievement
Next Tuesday at 3pm is the cut-off point for receipt of acceptance of CAO round-one offers
‘Almost 4,500 every year in Ireland do not progress from year one to year two … There’s a lot of unhappy students and parents’
If initially it can seem a bit hard to break into circles, clubs and societies are key to settling in to college life, says one fourth year
New horizon beckons for teenager who hails from DRC but has progressed from St Aidan’s Community School in Tallaght
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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