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Here's a Thread on the current context regarding Religious Education (including the role of religion generally) in schools across NI...
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Education Minister @paulgivan has announced the appointment of five new members to the Council for Catholic Maintained Schools and its Diocesan Education Committees with effect from 26 August 2025.
🔗Find out more: education-ni.gov.uk/news/app…
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NI school curriculum overhaul needed if all children are to reach their potential, says academic
✍️ @jmarkb1971
belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/…
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Not a single person has asked for schools to be closed.
Schools in NI 'will not be closed' says First Minister Paul Givan via @irish_news irishnews.com/news/northerni…
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Welcome to the Twitter account for the Panel carrying out the the Independent Review of Education.
More information on our website.
Work is at an early stage but we are keen to hear your views on the priorities for education to help the work.
#EducationNI
#EducationReview
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The @Education_NI Expert Group on Educational Underachievement has published its interim report: includes a summary of evidence gathered on the issue; an estimate of current expenditure aimed at the problem; & a list of priority areas for recommendations. education-ni.gov.uk/news/exp…
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🎧 NEW PODCAST 🎧 Episode 2 of our podcast is now available! We're joined by Head Teacher @chrisadonnelly covering everything from academic selection, positive destinations for young people and the need for political leadership in NI education. m.soundcloud.com/user-936058…
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At our meeting tomorrow, we’ll hear from @SSUofNI @crisiscafeni @PureMentalNI @nichildcom and @NIYF on the Impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the mental & physical health of children & young people.
Watch live from 9.30am at niassembly.tv
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The department of #education share of the executive’s overall budget is set to fall by 0.4% in 2021-22. 2nd biggest departmental expenditure behind health. From NI assembly analysis.
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Great to be the guest on the first ever episode of the @NIEdForum Podcast! Give it a listen!
🎧 PODCAST 🎧 And here we go! Episode#1 of our podcast is available now! We're joined by Cormac Savage of the @SSUofNI discussing the work of the Secondary Students' Union NI, Pupil Voice, and Shared Education. Listen here: m.soundcloud.com/user-936058…
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Catch our President, Cormac on the first episode of @NIEdForum Podcast!
🎧 PODCAST 🎧 And here we go! Episode#1 of our podcast is available now! We're joined by Cormac Savage of the @SSUofNI discussing the work of the Secondary Students' Union NI, Pupil Voice, and Shared Education. Listen here: m.soundcloud.com/user-936058…
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Everyone, please contribute to this.
If the Executive are serious about their very first point, there will need to be a serious commitment to properly funding our schools. executiveoffice-ni.gov.uk/ne…
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Education has the second worst position in the draft budget published yesterday, despite the impact of the covid crisis on schools and the decade-long period of funding cuts!
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Almost 1,500 positive cases of coronavirus have been recorded in Northern Ireland schools since their August reopening, the education minister says
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The claim comes amid calls for teachers to be included in fair employment law bit.ly/2GtbMiF
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NI paper review: Blood-red hands and pre-arranged fight: bbc.in/2XAdqFa
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Teachers: Do you teach ages 11-16? @eTwinningUK & @Leargas_etwinn are hosting a free #CPD workshop in Belfast focusing on how you can use #eTwinning to encourage your students to think internationally: bit.ly/2ssfbb3 #NIedchat
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Almost half of young teachers are out of work irishnews.com/epaper/aviator…

























