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# Department of Education

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No movement in teachers' pay discussions ahead of next week's strike
Seven sex abuse victims dropped cases against the State after it sent them letters
The State sent 'intimidating' legal letters to abuse survivors about their legal actions
Every single child who needs a special needs assistant will get one
'He's going to struggle': Teenager with learning disability denied Leaving Cert support
Student with dyslexia brings fresh High Court appeal to secure help for Leaving Cert exams
'Like most of my friends, I baptised my children so they could go to school': The anger of Ireland's non-religious parents
Dyslexic student launches High Court action after being denied exam support
Religious discrimination in schools to be addressed 'before the next school year'
Schools getting zero direction on how to teach kids through technology
Fergal McCarthy
Mother starts second week chaining herself to the front of the Department of Education
Mother chains herself to government gates to protest son's educational treatment
Child (6) deemed by school to be “an unacceptable risk” to other students will be let reapply
Explainer: The Leaving Cert's getting a massive overhaul. Here's how it'll work.
'Abandoned, remote and neglected': This is the school Educate Together don't want to use
'We'll depopulate - and very, very quickly the island will be gone'
Taxpayers could end up footing €4.1m bill for student grant overpayment
Catholic Church tells Irish schools how they should treat non-Catholics
Teachers are miffed Junior Cert details were leaked to newspaper
Poll: Should teachers mark their own students for State exams?
Garda vetting of 36,000 teachers will wait until after new laws are brought in
Minister to reconsider keeping data on school children until they're 30
Department's plan to collect data on every child a 'worrying overreach of the State'
Student teachers say Gaeltacht placement is 'unregulated waste of money'
Discrimination against LGBT teachers to end under amended law
Court tells department to give two children with Down syndrome maximum resource teaching hours
Whistleblower says builders paid by State are defrauding the welfare system
Special needs assistants unsure if they will have work in September
TD warns that children's lives are being put at risk during storms
Schools are campaigning against new plans for reviews of special needs assistants
Quinn gives €35 million to schools so they can have nicer toilets and roofs
Ruairí Quinn: Being booed and heckled by teachers 'certainly wasn't enjoyable'
Leaving Cert could see major overhaul with proposed new grading scale
Plan to convert Loreto Abbey back into school "incredibly ambitious" say property managers
Children's Minister rules out junk food ban in schools
No contest likely on Down Syndrome bill to provide resource teaching
New sex education course on the way for reformed junior cycle
Revealed: Autistic children locked in unsupervised ‘isolation rooms’ for hours
Quinn admits schools who operate book rental schemes won't benefit from new funding
Every secondary school will have access to high-speed broadband by September say ministers