As the 2014 calendar year winds towards its end we at Education Matters are savouring the conclusion of a very busy but tremendously rewarding and successful twelve months. We are naturally very…
Frontiers of science need to connect with the school system, says S.Ananthanarayanan. India has a large challenge of providing bare literacy to vast numbers. Even so, there is a case for…
S ANANTHANARAYANAN discusses how this institution of learning is changing from the inside as well as the outside: Scholarship only Early universities, whether at Nalanda in India or the monasteries of 11th…
The Pine Forest Art Centre at Glencullen, in the Dublin Mountains, has been providing creative and educational art and craft courses to children and young people for over 40 years.…
With Leaving Certificate students all over the county nervously awaiting the results of their State exams this Wednesday 13 August there is no doubt some students will get the results…
I’ve always thought it worthwhile to do a little dissecting of one’s work after it has been left for a time to digest. There is a certain amount of work…
One4all reveals our favourite school memories and says ‘Thank You’ Teacher [click_to_tweet tweet=”Pay more attention, enjoy it and be more confident are some of the words of wisdom we would…
Early childhood education and care in Ireland has not received the appropriate recognition or support that the sector deserves. The Association of Childhood Professionals held their annual conference in Cork last weekend. …
If the Leaving Certificate examination has left you with a bitter taste in your mouth when it comes to the world of poetry perhaps this tedtalk might help to re-awaken your…
A few weeks ago I was able to connect with Vivion Powney, Business Development Manager for Glanmore Foods to have a chat with her about the food offerings available from their…
