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Children from Belleek and Manorhamilton working together

ESRI Shared Island Report

There was an 80% drop in the number of pupils in shared education between June 2019 and June 2021.

A letter from Dr Matthew Milliken of Ulster University:

More than 350 school students have been exploring a range of career options at an event in Banbridge supported by Clanmil Housing Association.

Saffron Walden, 26th January 2022 / Sciad Newswire / Domainex Ltd., a leading provider of integrated drug discovery services to life science organisations globally, is delighted that Professors Daniel Longley, Tim Harrison and colleagues at Queen’s University Belfast have entered into a collaboration and licensing a...

The Marketplace of Ideas at The Times of Israel

Nursery criteria not consistent with its original ethos The Education Authority has been liaising with the Childrens Commissioner on admission criteria. Reporter: );  ); A County Derry nursery unit originally formed as a cross-community venture has said it was always linked to the towns controlled primary school. Moneymore Nursery Unit was founded in 2002 in partnership with St Patricks Primary School, the areas Catholic maintained primary school, and the controlled Moneymore Primary School....

Four local schools have partnered with the National Trust in Fermanagh as a way of supporting the physical, mental and emotional health and wellbeing of pupils, staff and families as a result of Covid-19. The programme, which began in January, involves approximately 1,200 pupils, staff and their families in the school community accessing the natural environment and resources available in the National Trust’s care to develop their physical and emotional health and wellbeing. Closer to na...

Ulster Herald Advertisement Posted: 5:07 pm January 18, 2021 SHARE AN Omagh school that has a forward thinking, innovative and creative learning community is launching its first-ever virtual open day later this month. Acting principal of Sacred Heart College, Celia McGinn, and her staff are looking forward to showing prospective students what life is like at the school from Friday, January 22. Mrs McGinn said, “As a non-selective, co-educational college, we treat all our students as ...