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‘You have reached an important education milestone and your teachers are proud of you’ - ASTI President
ASTI President Deirdre Mac Donald has sent a message of congratulations to all of the students, parents and teachers involved in the 2019 Junior Certificate examinations
ASTI expresses disappointment over history recommendation
The ASTI says it is disappointed with the recommendation contained in a report by the NCCA to the Minister for Education and Skills not to include history as a core subject at Junior Cycle.
Ireland bottom of global ranking for investment in education
The OECD report Education at a Glance 2019, published today, ranks Ireland in last place out of 35 countries for investment in second-level education as a percentage of GDP.
Immediate action needed on unequal pay
The Government must take immediate action to deliver on commitments made in April 2019 regarding new entrant pay in teaching.
ASTI President congratulates Leaving Cert students
ASTI President Deirdre Mac Donald has congratulated all the students receiving their Leaving Cert results today (Tuesday, August 13th).
ASTI President sends message to exam students
In a message to approximately 124,000 students beginning their Leaving and Junior Cert written exams on Wednesday, June 5, ASTI President Breda Lynch urged students to maintain perspective over the coming weeks
Lack of training, no planning time, large classes key challenges to inclusive education
Lack of training, no allocated time for planning and large class sizes are the biggest challenges facing second-level teachers in supporting students with special education needs (SEN).
Inclusive education, quality curriculum reform and new teachers’ work conditions to dominate ASTI conference
Inclusive education, quality curriculum reform and new teachers’ work conditions to dominate ASTI conference
ASTI expresses support for history and geography as compulsory subjects at Junior Cycle
The ASTI has written to the Minister for Education and Skills Joe McHugh to add its voice in support of the movement to retain history and geography as compulsory subjects in the Junior Cycle curriculum.
ASTI moves to ballot on industrial action over unequal pay
At its meeting in Dublin today, the ASTI Central Executive Council (CEC) considered the continuation of discriminatory pay arrangements for teachers who entered the profession since 2010.
