Basking sharks can jump as high and as fast as a great white shark, researchers find

Simon Doyle

BASKING sharks can jump as fast and as high out of the water as the powerful and predatory great white, scientists have found.

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Former Derry school extensively damaged in arson attack

Seamus McKinney 19 Sep, 2018

SUBSTANTIAL damage has been caused to a former school in what police believe is the latest in a number of arson attacks on the building.

Particular religious beliefs influence people's attitudes to euthanasia, study finds

12 Sep, 2018

PEOPLE'S attachment to particular religious beliefs influence their attitudes to euthanasia, academics have found.

Students and staff disciplined by universities

Simon Doyle 12 Sep, 2018

HUNDREDS of university staff have been investigated for misconduct, according to new figures.

Mobile phone ban 'needs parents on board' if it's to work

Simon Doyle 08 Sep, 2018

A MOBILE phone ban in schools would only work if it had the backing of all parents, a union has claimed.

More than half of school support staff experience `shocking violence'

Simon Doyle 08 Sep, 2018

MORE than half of school support staff have experienced shocking violence at work, a survey has found.

Radius Housing readies pupils for world of work

Simon Doyle 05 Sep, 2018

THREE Belfast A-level pupils have gained their first insight into the world of work by spending four weeks this summer working with Radius Housing.

Charity celebrates 20 years of putting young people on path to success

Simon Doyle 05 Sep, 2018

AN alternative education project that supports young people facing difficulties remaining in mainstream schools is celebrating a landmark birthday.

Almost half of children worry about return to school due to bullying

05 Sep, 2018

ALMOST half of children have worried about returning to class after school holidays because of bullying, according to a poll.

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Basking sharks can jump as high and as fast as a great white shark, researchers find

Teachers must encourage pupils to embrace difference, union urges

Former Derry school extensively damaged in arson attack

Respect at the heart of Anti-Bullying Week

New university halls opened for Irish speaking students

MORE Education news

Former Derry school extensively damaged in arson attack

Particular religious beliefs influence people's attitudes to euthanasia, study finds

Students and staff disciplined by universities

Mobile phone ban 'needs parents on board' if it's to work

More than half of school support staff experience `shocking violence'

Radius Housing readies pupils for world of work

Charity celebrates 20 years of putting young people on path to success

Almost half of children worry about return to school due to bullying

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