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Sixth class students from Scoil Mhuire Ballymany, Scoil Bhríde, Milltown, St Conleth and Mary’s Primary School, St Patricks National School, the Pa...

GEMS FirstPoint School is led by the belief that a great school should provide the right environment for every student to flourish and succeed, no matter what their aspirations. The school was recently rated as Outstanding in every area by British Schools Overseas, and part of the strength of the school lies in its genuine inclusive approach. It ensures all learning needs are supported, whether these are specific and diagnosed, or aspirations to attend a Russell Group university or other top ins...

Student nurses have expressed concerns over rising costs of study during the cost-of-living crisis, and think that it could be discouraging those…

Kerry College is an integrated College of Further Education and Training, offering clear routes to employment, third level education, and apprenticeships. ...

AN ‘AMAZING’ student who was determined not to let his hearing condition or tremors affect his A Level education has today secured a place at…

A decision about whether Pennsylvania’s method of funding public education meets the state constitutional requirement that lawmakers provide “a thorough and efficient system” is in the hands of a state judge.

If you have finished your GCSEs or A-Levels and are not sure what to do next, New College Durham is here to help. The college’s Summer Advice…

A SXITH form student from Birkenhead has been presented with an award in honour of a late Wirral councillor.

The proportion of public school students above minimum standards for reading and numeracy in NAPLAN is only 79.1 per cent, well below the target.

Only 79.1 per cent of public school students reached minimum standards for reading and numeracy in NAPLAN, well below the target.