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Q&A: 'My son in sixth year has no idea what to do after he leaves school. Can you help?' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Q&A: 'My son in sixth year has no idea what to do after he leaves school. Can you help?' – The Irish Times

Interest profilers are a good way to identify where a student’s strengths lie

School uniforms: We are back to the days of making children dress like adults of old. Why? - Vimarsana News

School uniforms: We are back to the days of making children dress like adults of old. Why?

Jen Hogan: Schools have returned to pre-Covid days by putting children in itchy, scratchy uniforms while the rest of the world continues in more comfortable ways

With the kids back in school, here we are with the return of the dreaded homework - Vimarsana News

With the kids back in school, here we are with the return of the dreaded homework

Jen Hogan: The sun may be splitting the stones, but maths and Gaeilge wait for no boy or girl

A mother on her son's first days in a new special needs school: 'It's very emotional. We never thought it would happen' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

A mother on her son's first days in a new special needs school: 'It's very emotional. We never thought it would happen' – The Irish Times

South Dublin is traditionally underserved by special education. It may be the first of several to be established on the grounds of prestigious Spiritan-run schools

Several private schools to provide special classes in drive to become 'truly inclusive' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Several private schools to provide special classes in drive to become 'truly inclusive' – The Irish Times

Spiritans say new special school in south Dublin forms part of congregation’s ‘mission for the future’