Education
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Immersed in Irish
From acorns grow mighty trees. That is the hope, at least, of the Irish Medium sector in the oak leaf…
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Performance in STEM
A skilled workforce in Northern Ireland has been highlighted as a major necessity in developing the local economy in a…
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Wallace acknowledge failings over disability admission
The Equality Commission has urged schools to consider how they can adapt to meet the individual needs of disabled…
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Curriculum: the big picture
Now into a sixth year since its full implementation, the is firmly established. agendaNi outlines its journey to becoming a…
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The teaching workforce
agendaNi outlines the latest annual statistics released by the Department of Education relating to teachers working in grant-aided schools.…
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Skills: A key economic driver
Employment and Learning Minister Dr Stephen Farry MLA sets out the importance of skills to the local economy and outlines…
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Student numbers and qualifications
agendaNi reviews the latest enrolment and qualifications statistics for Northern Ireland students. Enrolments The number of Northern Ireland students…
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Supporting Northern Ireland
Queen’s University Belfast’s President and Vice-Chancellor Professor Patrick G Johnston outlines the significant contribution the University makes to Northern Ireland.…
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Young people in work
Recent figures show a reduction in young people who are not in education, employment or training during 2015. 2015…
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Further education colleges ‘STEM’ the skills shortage
STEM qualifications can be a passport to international career opportunities. From a careers perspective, science and technology based companies…
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