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'It's very easy to forget just how far the country has come in the last 25 years' - Vimarsana News

'It's very easy to forget just how far the country has come in the last 25 years'

When Eamon Deeny sat down to plan Agreement 25 — a major conference to honour those who brought the 1998 peace deal together — he had a series of stellar names on the wish list.

East meets west... but is Belfast's Glider system NI's route to a better future? - Vimarsana News

East meets west... but is Belfast's Glider system NI's route to a better future?

It is a journey that symbolises the direction of travel which Belfast has been on over the last 25 years.

Breastfeeding teacher forced to express milk in school car park - Vimarsana News

Breastfeeding teacher forced to express milk in school car park

A UNION has called for urgent reform after a teacher was forced to express breast milk in a car park following her return to work from maternity leave.

Blackwater Integrated College: 'We are trying to replicate what's happening in society' - Vimarsana News

Blackwater Integrated College: 'We are trying to replicate what's happening in society'

One of the post-primary schools which best reflects the community it serves is Blackwater Integrated College.

Northern Ireland school tables: Statistics paint picture of a still divided society - Vimarsana News

Northern Ireland school tables: Statistics paint picture of a still divided society

Northern Ireland remains a deeply divided society when it comes to the education of our children. Department of Education statistics published below show there is still a long way to go before our education system begins to resemble those in the rest of the UK, where parents choose the post-primary school their children will attend based on location rather than religion.