The Travel to and from School by Pupils in Northern Ireland 2024/25 has been published
Research has been carried out into how children travel to and from school in Northern Ireland. The publication includes active and sustainable travel statistics for travel to and from school […]
Ballykeel Youth Centre steps into the spotlight for Comic Relief
All eyes are on Ballykeel Youth Centre this week as Comic Relief airs its special feature on the Invisible Traffick Junior Education Programme this Friday (March 20th). A television crew […]
Should Under-16s Be Banned from Social Media?
The debate over whether children under 16 should be banned from social media has gained momentum following a recent vote in the House of Lords. Peers backed an amendment calling […]
Education Minister announces continuation of Northern Ireland Childcare Subsidy Scheme
Education Minister, Paul Givan, has announced that the Northern Ireland Childcare Subsidy Scheme (NICSS) will continue into 2026-27. The subsidy cap, which is the maximum amount that can be claimed […]
Funfair – Shambles Yard, Armagh with Quiet Hours
All the fun of the Fair! The funfair will be at the Shambles Yard during St Patrick’s Festival Drop in and enjoy the thrills of the rides to suit all […]
Funfair – Shambles Yard, Armagh with Quiet Hours
All the fun of the Fair! The funfair will be at the Shambles Yard during St Patrick’s Festival Drop in and enjoy the thrills of the rides to suit all […]
Funfair – Shambles Yard, Armagh with Quiet Hours
All the fun of the Fair! The funfair will be at the Shambles Yard during St Patrick’s Festival Drop in and enjoy the thrills of the rides to suit all […]
Funfair – Shambles Yard, Armagh with Quiet Hours
All the fun of the Fair! The funfair will be at the Shambles Yard during St Patrick’s Festival Drop in and enjoy the thrills of the rides to suit all […]
Why the Words We Use About Food Matter for Children
Parents often spend a great deal of time thinking about what their children eat – but far less time thinking about how they talk about food in general. Yet the […]
Bring the Joy of Reading Into Everyday Life
In many homes, reading is contained within a familiar routine. A book before bed, a quiet moment after homework, a set amount of time carved out each day. These moments […]
SEN Reform Training project launched to enhance early years support for children with special educational needs
Education Minister Paul Givan has officially launched a programme of training designed for classroom assistants who support children with Special Educational Needs (SEN). The Early Years Assistants SEN Training project […]
Education Crisis: Can Integrated Education be part of the solution?
Education has once again been at the forefront of headlines in Northern Ireland (NI) with increasing concern over budget restraints, exam transformation and Special Educational Needs reform, with the impact […]
