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Irish language integrated school planned for east Belfast - Vimarsana News

Irish language integrated school planned for east Belfast

Northern Ireland's first integrated Irish medium primary school is hoping to open its doors this year.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Braniel Primary teachers to be balloted over 'adverse management' - Vimarsana News

Braniel Primary teachers to be balloted over 'adverse management'

NASUWT members will be asked if they are prepared to strike or take action short of strike.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Belfast dad frustrated at EA for not increasing teaching assistant hours for Down's syndrome daughter - Vimarsana News

Belfast dad frustrated at EA for not increasing teaching assistant hours for Down's syndrome daughter

An east Belfast father has blamed education cutbacks for the fact that his daughter who has Down’s Syndrome has to leave school half an hour before her friends every day.

Linda Ervine on her mission to preserve and advance the Irish language - Vimarsana News

Linda Ervine on her mission to preserve and advance the Irish language

Language interacts with every aspect of our lives, but in Northern Ireland, the writing on the wall, or the sign, or the mural, can provoke anger and frustration, further enhancing the invisible lines between communities. The very thing that is supposed to unite is a constant source of division.

NIO Platinum Jubilee rug competition shortlist revealed - Vimarsana News

NIO Platinum Jubilee rug competition shortlist revealed

Designs from 30 Northern Ireland primary school children have been shortlisted from over 2000 entries for the Northern Ireland Office Platinum Jubilee rug competition.

Source: gov.uk