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# physical-education - Monday 11 December, 2017
PE is set to become a Leaving Cert subject from next year
Education Minister Richard Bruton made the announcement today as part of an overall emphasis the government is putting on encouraging healthy lifestyles.
# physical-education - Tuesday 23 May, 2017
Young people are worried they are addicted to their smartphones
54% of students said they checked their phones in the classroom in the last seven days
# physical-education - Monday 10 October, 2016
12 things you'll only remember if PE class was your personal form of torture
“Sir I can’t do PE today. I have an ingrown toenail.”
# physical-education - Thursday 12 May, 2016
PE to become Leaving Cert subject under new plan to tackle obesity in Ireland
One expert said the plan could “be one of the major tipping points in Ireland’s obesity problem.”
# physical-education - Monday 23 June, 2014
Should daily exercise be mandatory in schools?
Fine Gael Senator Catherine Noone has said that if schools devote 30 minutes a day to exercise, it could “make a big difference for generations to come” in terms of obesity.
# physical-education - Wednesday 21 May, 2014
11 reasons P.E. class was a legitimate form of torture
No. Anything but the bleep test.
# physical-education - Tuesday 13 May, 2014
Audit of PE facilities in schools "crucial" to tackling obesity
Minister Ruairi Quinn has stressed that there are currently no plans to reassess resource levels.
# physical-education - Thursday 16 January, 2014
Column: Should PE be an exam subject in schools? YES.
We have the opportunity to develop a course on basic human nutrition, physical education and life skills to young people, other than just playing some games – so let’s take it, writes Steve Doody.
# physical-education - Sunday 12 January, 2014
David Gillick on the push to make PE a core examinable subject in Irish secondary schools
The Dublin-born athlete also chatted to us about his recent struggles with injury, “cheats” in athletics and his stint on Celebrity MasterChef Ireland.
# physical-education - Monday 6 January, 2014
Majority of teachers believe students' fitness should be tested
The research comes as a company plans to test the fitness levels of First, Second and Third Year pupils.
# physical-education - Thursday 10 October, 2013
31 per cent of teens eat "a lot" of junk food
A new survey has shone a light on teenagers attitudes to health and nutrition.
# physical-education - Saturday 11 May, 2013
8 reasons why P.E was the only reason to get out of bed for school
Including piano goal celebrations, Spiderman undies in the public swimming pool and vomit-inducing rope climbs.
# physical-education - Sunday 31 March, 2013
Ireland bottom of European table for PE time in primary schools
The EU’s physical health body reveals that every other EU state spends more time on primary physical education than we do.
# physical-education - Thursday 17 January, 2013
Poll: Do you think schools should increase time spent in PE classes?
A new study shows risk factors for heart disease can be found in Irish children as young as 10, so should schools increase time spent on physical activities?
# physical-education - Sunday 8 April, 2012
Poll: Should PE be a subject for the Leaving Cert?
Ruairí Quinn says physical education will be offered as a Junior Cert subject in the coming years. Should it be on the Leaving?
# physical-education - Thursday 24 November, 2011
WATCH: Eamonn Coghlan gets Senators exercised - literally - in the Seanad
Eamonn Coghlan asked members of the Seanad to try out some balance exercises during a debate on PE teaching yesterday.
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Poll: Should geography matter when choosing ministers?
THE GOVERNMENT IS expected use junior ministerial appointments to ease some of the criticism of the lack of geographical spread among senior ministers.
It comes after no TDs from west of the River Shannon were appointed to lead a department. The first time this has happened.
While some people say it should not matter where ministers are from, as they all have a national remit, others argue it’s important in terms of representation. But what do you think?
Poll: Should geography matter when choosing ministers?
Poll Results:
No, it shouldn't matter (3987)
It's a factor but not the main one (2379)
Yes, it's important (2145)
Your view probably depends on where you're from yourself (514)
Don't know (61)
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