THE Education Authority (EA) had been urged to offer financial assistance to any substitute teachers left unpaid following the introduction of a new system.

USING vintage computer equipment, a new programme aims to encourage pupils to consider a career within the IT industry.

A TEENAGE girl seriously injured in a "callous and malicious" assault by another pupil has lost a High Court battle to have him expelled from their school.

A number of Belfast schools have decided to offer more of their pupils free meals in a bid to help struggling families.

BELFAST Metropolitan College is offering scholarships to a number of asylum seekers.

The SDLP has said the plans announced by DUP Education Minister Michelle McIlveen do not go far enough.

A NEW qualification in special education needs and disabilities has been launched.

More than 61,000 students received their Leaving Certificate results today.

A DECADE in the making, in just three weeks time the new Ulster University campus will finally open in the heart of Belfast city centre.

TWO new Irish-medium secondary schools could open in the next few years - doubling the sector's number of post-primaries.

Many thanked their school for helping them through their studies during the pandemic.

The provisional figures released on Thursday show that in Northern Ireland 37% of students received a grade A/7 and above.

THE Education Authority (EA) is facing a potential £200 million shortfall, including a deficit of £116m for special educational needs.