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ASTI calls for stronger online safety measures
In his address to the Committee, ASTI General Secretary Kieran Christie stated that while digital tools offer significant educational benefits, algorithm-driven social media platforms can pose serious risks to students and teachers alike.
‘Expansion of school guidance counselling services key to tackling drugs use amongst second-level students’ – ASTI to tell Oireachtas Committee
‘Expansion of school guidance counselling services key to tackling drugs use amongst second-level students’ – ASTI to tell Oireachtas Committee
‘Teacher shortages a threat to young people’s education’ – ASTI to tell Oireachtas Committee
Approximately 75% of schools say they have advertised posts for which no applicant applied.
Budget fails to address worsening teacher supply crisis
Budget fails to address worsening teacher supply crisis
Ireland bottom of international league for investment in education - Education at a Glance 2025
Education at a Glance 2025
Teacher Unions Call for Urgent Talks to Resolve Fórsa Dispute – Joint Statement
Teacher Unions Call for Urgent Talks to Resolve Fórsa Dispute – Joint Statement
Unequal treatment of school secretaries, caretakers is ‘shameful’ – ASTI President
Unequal treatment of school secretaries, caretakers is ‘shameful’ – ASTI President
ASTI President congratulates Leaving Cert 2025 students
ASTI President congratulates Leaving Cert 2025 students
Government fails to make dent in teacher recruitment and retention crisis
Government fails to make dent in teacher recruitment and retention crisis
‘Rushed Leaving Cert changes this September will widen inequalities’
Rushed changes to the Leaving Cert from September will widen inequalities and damage education, according to new ASTI President Padraig Curley.
