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Young people’s pandemic ‘trauma’ must be countered by investing in under-funded schools
The young people of Ireland have suffered an extremely traumatic experience over a sustained period of time as a result of Covid-19, ASTI General Secretary Kieran Christie told 450 teachers attending the ASTI online annual conference today.
Press release: Second-level teachers to focus on overcrowded classrooms, importance of sound curriculum reform, and need for investment in education at Easter conference
Approximately 450 second-level teachers from all over the country will attend the online ASTI Annual Convention on April 6th and 7th 2021.
Rebuilding school communities: Smaller classes, increased access to mental health services essential, say teachers
Rebuilding school communities: Smaller classes, increased access to mental health services essential, say teachers
Press statement: ASTI shocked and dismayed at reports of changes to vaccination programme
The ASTI has said it is shocked and dismayed by reports of a Government decision to abandon the vaccination of key workers, including school staff, as part of the national vaccination programme.
ASTI disappointed Accredited Grades not underpinned by external assessment
The ASTI is committed to ensuring that ways are found that enable students to progress in their lives in the context of the pandemic.
ASTI re-enters Leaving Cert discussions
ASTI re-enters discussions on Leaving Certificate
ASTI meeting with Minister
ASTI representatives had constructive engagement with the Minister for Education.
Leaving Cert 2021 proposal not viable
The ASTI has announced it is withdrawing from discussions on the Leaving Cert 2021.
ASTI agrees return of special education classes
ASTI Standing Committee met this evening to discuss the government’s Framework Plan for the Phased Return of Schools. Standing Committee agreed that ASTI members will co-operate with the return of special education classes from February 22nd.
ASTI members vote to reject Building Momentum agreement
ASTI members vote to reject Building Momentum agreement