The Troubles: What are students taught about the 30-year conflict in school?
In Northern Ireland, most students never study the Troubles while the education offered in the South is patchy
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'There are three little words I use all the time with my students. I frequently hear them back, too' – The Irish Times
Despite its absence from my classroom, the notion of ‘punishment’ clearly features heavily in students’ lives
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Ireland ranks last in spending on education 'as a percentage of GDP', study finds – The Irish Times
When education spend is measured as a proportion of State expenditure, then Ireland's spending on the sector is above the OECD average of 10%
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'Crisis level': Schools 'can no longer rely on bailouts from bank of mum and dad' – The Irish Times
Managers say ‘chronic underfunding’ means many schools are struggling to provide heat, lighting and water in schools
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