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'Unprecedented' teacher shortages at primary level hits most vulnerable pupils – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

'Unprecedented' teacher shortages at primary level hits most vulnerable pupils – The Irish Times

Survey reveals 800 vacant teaching posts and projects an additional lack of 1,200 more

Schools that deny access to toilets during class-time do not prioritise their students - Vimarsana News

Schools that deny access to toilets during class-time do not prioritise their students

Jen Hogan: Children are treated as second-class citizens all too often in this country

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The Secret Teacher: 'Selling the mentally taxing option of critical thinking to modern youngsters is often met with resistance' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

The Secret Teacher: 'Selling the mentally taxing option of critical thinking to modern youngsters is often met with resistance' – The Irish Times

We know how we want our lessons to play out, but there’s faint hope of it happening with so many diverse recipients

'Only Catholics need apply': Is religion a barrier to getting a job as a primary teacher? – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

'Only Catholics need apply': Is religion a barrier to getting a job as a primary teacher? – The Irish Times

Almost 90% of primary schools require a certificate to teach religion according to the Catholic faith. Some say it is an obstacle to entering the profession at a time of teacher shortages

Traffic, weather, safety, laziness, fumes, distance, time. . . why more children are not walking to school - Vimarsana News

Traffic, weather, safety, laziness, fumes, distance, time. . . why more children are not walking to school

‘Children are not being given enough opportunities to negotiate the world on their own’