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UK can learn from Ireland when it comes to secondary school - Vimarsana News

UK can learn from Ireland when it comes to secondary school

Students across the water spend the last four years on a relentless exam treadmill, culminating usually in just three A Level subjects

Parents without secondary school places for children amid enrolment 'crisis' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Parents without secondary school places for children amid enrolment 'crisis' – The Irish Times

Some pupils have been forced to stay at home and avail of home tutoring due to shortage of places

'We've been failed by the Government': Families left without school places – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

'We've been failed by the Government': Families left without school places – The Irish Times

Some children in receipt of home tutoring due to enrolment pressures in places such as Kildare, north Wicklow, Dublin and Cork

Tuesday's Top Stories: Measles outbreak threat triggers plan for catch-up vaccinations; School places unavailable amid enrolment crisis – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Tuesday's Top Stories: Measles outbreak threat triggers plan for catch-up vaccinations; School places unavailable amid enrolment crisis – The Irish Times

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'The savings are huge': Surge in parents taking children out of school for holidays - but not everyone is happy – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

'The savings are huge': Surge in parents taking children out of school for holidays - but not everyone is happy – The Irish Times

Some principals say a dramatic increase in absences due to holidays is disrupting school life