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# Education

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832 outbreaks of Covid-19 in schools since last August, HSE reports
The Taliban are returning to power in Afghanistan after two decades - but who are they?
'I can't sleep at night': Pregnant teachers fear going back to school before they're vaccinated
Occupancy limits and sanitation: Higher education announces plans for 'safe return' to campuses
Deaf child brings High Court action over lack of Irish Sign Language teacher at school
Most parents believe children will require additional supports when back to school - survey
Education minister has 'every confidence' that schools will reopen as planned
Online learning hub on sexual consent for third level to launch in new academic year
Harris to seek government approval for 4,600 extra college places for upcoming semester
Surge in applications for environment, education, and journalism courses
Government supports Bill on including Traveller culture and history in education
DEIS and non-DEIS schools compare favourably but report highlights inequalities
Religion in schools: 'My son was upset - a friend told him he wasn't going to heaven'
Impact of Covid school closures to be felt 'throughout next century'
Teaching union to tell TDs that staff are subjected to 'inappropriate' comments by parents on social media
Limerick IT and Athlone IT merge to form new technological university
Teachers' union calls for schools to be kept under 'forensic review' as all students return
'Another glass ceiling has been shattered': Trinity College elects first female provost in 429-year history
Poll: Should students wear school uniforms?
Close contact tracing conducted in over 100 schools last week as cases in young people rise
Current fifth years to receive accommodations in Leaving Certificate 2022 due to loss of in-person learning
Students in Direct Provision no longer have to pay PLC international fees of €3,600
More classes can return to schools as planned, but NPHET watching figures 'very carefully'
CAO system set to be overhauled as government plans to ramp up apprenticeship numbers
Ronan Glynn asks parents not to organise play dates or meet at school gates as schools to reopen next week
'Make sure no players are caught out' - Anti-doping motion explained ahead of GAA Congress
Half of fifth and sixth year pupils experiencing 'major negative' impact on learning due to Covid-19
320,000 pupils to return to school from next week - the full plan for sending children back to education
Back to school: What are we expecting about plans for the reopening of education?
'It's a mixed day for families': Special-education classes in mainstream schools return from today
Leaving Cert: Exam timetable released as parents could face 'sanctions' for lobbying
Leaving Cert plan confirmed: Students can opt for written exams in June or calculated grades
Mother of schoolchildren: 'Who, exactly, is advocating for children at the talks this week?'
Norma Foley indicates she wants re-opening of schools from March as talks continue
The fate of this year's Leaving Cert is uncertain - but it's clear that our Sixth Years deserve better
'It is getting tougher': The toll home schooling is having on students and parents
Minister welcomes move by ASTI to rejoin talks on Leaving Cert
PAC calls for review of temporary school accommodation after €56 million spend in two years
RTÉ's news2day: 'The tone of our news is important for children - no jargon or dramatic language'
Minister Foley 'taken aback' after ASTI pulls out of Leaving Cert planning talks