Hillary Clinton says Northern Ireland is a symbol of peace and hope

Jonathan McCambridge, Cate McCurry and David Young, PA

The former first lady has been installed as chancellor of Queen’s University.

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Chief medical officer defends ‘more targeted' contact tracing in schools

Rebecca Black, PA 22 Sep, 2021

Sir Michael McBride described a different context this year with almost 90% of the adult population vaccinated against Covid-19.

Schools lose more than 120 appeals against post-primary admission decisions

David Young, PA 21 Sep, 2021

Michelle McIlveen expressed concern at the number of cases where schools were found to have made the wrong call in not giving a child a place.

Hillary Clinton coming to Belfast on Friday for inauguration as QUB chancellor

Bimpe Archer 20 Sep, 2021

HILLARY Clinton will be in Belfast on Friday to be formally inaugurated as chancellor of Queen's University.

New paramedic degree programme launched at Ulster University's Magee campus in Derry

Seanín Graham 20 Sep, 2021

FORTY students are preparing to embark on Northern Ireland's first ever university degree programme for paramedics.

More than 3,600 items of alcohol recovered and disposed of in Belfast Holylands over five-day period

Marie Louise McConville 17 Sep, 2021

POLICE recovered and disposed of more than 3,600 items of alcohol in the Holylands area of south Belfast in a five-day period.

Republic ranked last for investment in education, according to new report

Suzanne McGonagle 17 Sep, 2021

THE Republic has been ranked in last place out of almost 40 countries for investment in education, according to a new report.

QUB 'unlikely' to offer accommodation to any student living less than 40 miles from the campus

16 Sep, 2021

Queen's University Belfast (QUB) has said it is "unlikely" to offer accommodation to any student living less than 40 miles from the campus.

Fewer, or no, close contacts will be identified in classrooms, schools advised

Paul Ainsworth 16 Sep, 2021

The Department of Education has told school principals that pupils will no longer be required to miss class and self-isolate if identified as someone who has come into close contact with Covid-19.

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Hillary Clinton says Northern Ireland is a symbol of peace and hope

Newry pupil to tread the boards in West End show

School meals service in Northern Ireland facing `significant challenges'

Grammar transfer proposals to streamline testing under one single system

Single post-primary transfer test proposed

MORE Education news

Chief medical officer defends ‘more targeted' contact tracing in schools

Schools lose more than 120 appeals against post-primary admission decisions

Hillary Clinton coming to Belfast on Friday for inauguration as QUB chancellor

New paramedic degree programme launched at Ulster University's Magee campus in Derry

More than 3,600 items of alcohol recovered and disposed of in Belfast Holylands over five-day period

Republic ranked last for investment in education, according to new report

QUB 'unlikely' to offer accommodation to any student living less than 40 miles from the campus

Fewer, or no, close contacts will be identified in classrooms, schools advised

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