Education

Latest census figures show increase in students in Clare

The latest census results for Clare have shown a huge surge in the number of students in the county.

Dooley accuses government of anti rural agenda

The  government's being accused of having 'an agenda against rural communities', particularly in relation to it's treatment of smaller schools.

EU awards nine Clare schools top education honour

Nine Clare primary schools have been given top marks by the European Union, with the awarding of a prestigious award.

Divesting Patronage of Shannon Schools to proceed

The Department of Education has confirmed that the process of divesting patronage of schools in Shannon is to get underway.

Ennis marks World Refugee Day

Today is World Refugee Day, and once more the occasion will be marked with an event in Ennis.

New school projects may depend on EU funding

While the battle for a new Ennis National School has come to an end today, the Education Minister is warning that hopes of a new primary school in Sixmilebridge may lie in Brussels.

Quinn to turn sod on new Ennis National School site

The Education Minister will pay his first official visit to schools in County Clare today, including the new site for the long awaited Ennis National School.

Clare Schools Go Green

A record 93 Clare schools have received the prestigious Green Flag Award, to honour their work for the environment.

Clare students complete first exams

Well Clare's exam students have given a mixed reaction to their first Leaving and Junior Cert Papers today.