Education

Same-Sex Schools: A Thing of the Past?

Peter McNamara Did you attend a same-sex school? Reflecting on those days, you might carry warm memories of semi-cloistered sisterhood and brotherhood. Perhaps you thrived in an atmosphere of focus, fun, and privacy, among your own kind. On the other […]

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Government Announces Leaving Cert Adjustments for 2022

David Prendeville This summer will see the return of exam-only Leaving Certificate examinations. Education Minister Norma Foley announced that extensive adjustments would be made to this year’s Leaving Cert written exams as she ruled out a ‘hybrid model’. This year’s […]

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BT Young Scientist Of The Year

Two third-year students from Synge Street CBS, Dublin have been announced as the winners of the 58th BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition. Aditya Joshi and Aditya Kumar, both aged 15, took home the top prize for their project entitled […]

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Christmas Market coming to National Print Museum

Christmas Market coming to National Print Museum

The event will run from 4pm – 8pm on Friday November 26th, and then from 11am – 4pm on both Saturday November 27th and Sunday November 28th. The market stalls will be selling a variety of gifts including letterpress posters, jewellery, fine art prints and ceramics,

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Brush Up Your Art skills

Brush Up Your Art skills

Would you like to learn new skills in art or brush up on your current skills? A small private art studio in Sandymount offers kids, students and adults of all levels the chance to do just that in a warm, friendly and inviting atmosphere with oil painting, drawing, sculpture and more.

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