INTO president demands ‘pay equalisation’ for new teachers
Union disappointed Minister Jan O’Sullivan not attending its annual conference
View ArticleEducation system failing vision of 1916 leaders - INTO chief
Ideals of Rising impossible to realise until large class sizes tackled, conference hears
View ArticleINTO conference: homeless pupils ‘sleeping during class’
Teacher in Dublin 15 said children fell asleep due to living in cramped hotel rooms
View ArticleSchools reports may go to 18-year-olds instead of parents
Move could leave parents in the dark on examination results and disciplinary records
View ArticleThese schoolchildren have written their first book
Bookmarks is a project that aims to inspire children to become the next generation of writers, illustrators and publishers
View ArticleASTI says teachers’ pay scales must be top of agenda for next minister
Máire Ní Chiarba says ‘emergency is now over, please treat all of our members equally’
View ArticleNew teachers to lose €300,000 over pay cuts, TUI warns
Union general secretary John MacGabhann says young teachers treated as ‘galley slaves’
View ArticleASTI conference: Teachers back vote over ‘heinous’ pay scale gaps
Newly-qualified teachers face wage differences of up to €9,000, or about 20 per cent
View Article‘It’s hard when you see others doing the same job getting paid more’
Case study: Unequal pay scales are a major source of anger among younger teachers
View ArticleTeachers criticise different pay rates
Delegates at INTO conference hear young teachers are paid less and denied career progression
View ArticleASTI convention: Teachers back motion to cease working extra hours
Move raises prospect of further industrial unrest in schools later this year
View ArticleSchools funding could be boosted 23% by tax-back scheme
INTO delegates hear how primary schools are struggling to pay for basic services such as light and heat
View ArticleTeachers to withdraw from probation scheme
INTO conference hears that experienced, external teachers should assess probationary teachers
View ArticleASTI votes not to co-operate with junior cycle reform
Union directs members not to take part in any form of assessment linked to State exam
View ArticlePrivate school teachers ‘are treated like second-class citizens’
ASTI delegates hear staff in fee-paying schools are paid well below official rates
View ArticleASTI may risk losing members over stance on junior cycle reform
General secretary says there is no evidence of members moving to rival union
View ArticleOver 34,000 teachers to be vetted by gardaí
Educators face checks for the first time due to new child protection legislation
View ArticleThree Irish institutions rank in top 150 best ‘young universities’
Maynooth University, DCU and UL feature in list recognising high-achieving colleges
View Article‘Curriculum overload’ fears threaten religion class plans
Teaching would be separate to existing faith-based classes in primary schools
View Article500 parents threatened with prosecution over childrens’ attendance
Children with mental health issues most likely to miss school, latest figures show
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