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Why fees for Ireland's most prestigious private schools are on the rise – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Why fees for Ireland's most prestigious private schools are on the rise – The Irish Times

Leaders in the fee-charging sector defend their right to exist as they face increased exclusion from the public purse

Private school fees climb above €10,000 for day pupils as sector criticises 'exclusion' from State grants – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Private school fees climb above €10,000 for day pupils as sector criticises 'exclusion' from State grants – The Irish Times

Cost of sending children to fee-charging schools has risen for most parents this year

Leaving Cert students to complete science 'research investigations' worth 40% under new reforms – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Leaving Cert students to complete science 'research investigations' worth 40% under new reforms – The Irish Times

Physics, biology and chemistry will include project to be done in fifth year as part of measures aimed at reducing pressure on pupils

Six take-aways from this year's Feeder Schools: further to go for equal opportunities for all children – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Six take-aways from this year's Feeder Schools: further to go for equal opportunities for all children – The Irish Times

Feeder schools data shows how Ireland’s children progress after completing second-level education

Feeder schools oversimplify the intricate nature of education - Vimarsana News

Feeder schools oversimplify the intricate nature of education

Feeder schools: We sought perspectives from two experts to present arguments both in favour of and against the use of school tables. In this article, school principal Lesley Byrne argues against