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Most Secondary Students Would Prefer Being in a Mixed School - Vimarsana News

Most Secondary Students Would Prefer Being in a Mixed School

When asked, girls were the most likely to favour a mixed school at 86per cent compared to just 77 per cent of boys.

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UL report shows patients with skin-splitting disease don't even get bandages - Vimarsana News

UL report shows patients with skin-splitting disease don't even get bandages

The cost of caring for people with a devastating skin condition in Ireland exceeds €130,000 a year per patient, new UL research has revealed.

Sarah Harte: One size rarely fits all when it comes to educating our children - Vimarsana News

Sarah Harte: One size rarely fits all when it comes to educating our children

Parents who want send their children to single-sex schools are often characterised as out of touch or deluded — but this is not helpful

New Study Shows 'No Academic Advantage' From Attending Single - Sex Schools - Vimarsana News

New Study Shows 'No Academic Advantage' From Attending Single - Sex Schools

On Tuesday’s Morning Focus, Alan was joined by Dr . Darragh Flannery who is a Senior Lecturer in Economics at the University of Limerick. Darragh discussed the recent survey he helped to carry out which indicated that there is no academic advantage in attending a single sex school. He spoke about the number of Irish […]

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No academic advantage to attending single-sex schools, research suggests - Vimarsana News

No academic advantage to attending single-sex schools, research suggests

A new study has found there is no significant difference in academic performance between children attending single sex or mixed schools in Ireland. The research...