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'Most students have no connection to working farms. It's good to understand where food comes from' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

'Most students have no connection to working farms. It's good to understand where food comes from' – The Irish Times

A new initiative is connecting farmers with schools to help boost understanding about food production

No party invites: 'My daughter is doing well, happy and has great friends - sorry yours hasn't' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

No party invites: 'My daughter is doing well, happy and has great friends - sorry yours hasn't' – The Irish Times

Dr Noctor cautions that just because a child doesn’t appear to be struggling as a result of exclusion, it doesn’t mean that child doesn’t need support

'My 11-year-old son hates going to school and always complains of being tired' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

'My 11-year-old son hates going to school and always complains of being tired' – The Irish Times

Ask the Expert: ‘His teacher says he is very bright and able, though often switched off or daydreaming in the class’

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Securing assessments for pupils is education's version of the Hunger Games – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Securing assessments for pupils is education's version of the Hunger Games – The Irish Times

Schools should not need to fund assessments or therapy through cake sales and non-uniform days

Primary principals warn education system is on 'verge of breaking' as teacher supply issues bite – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Primary principals warn education system is on 'verge of breaking' as teacher supply issues bite – The Irish Times

Move to deliver smaller classes may have ‘intensified’ staff shortage problem, Department of Education secretary general says