ESRI: Scheme for needy schools should focus on urban areas
An ESRI report into supports for disadvantaged schools suggests they should be rebalanced in favour of urban recipients as rural ones are already outperforming the national average.
Similar Posts
CAW is on Waterford’s Watch!
Waterford is the 18th county to join the CAW train on its whistle-stop tour around the country!
Clare, Donegal, Kilkenny and Mayo all CAWing away!
Four counties logged their first events on the CAW website today – just three to go: Limerick, Longford and Roscommon!
Carlow in the Top Twenty for #CAW17!
Carlow is cool for #CAW17 with an open day for all future learners at the Institute of Technology there! Carlow…
Day 5 of #CAW16!
We’re getting to the end of #CAW16! Have you seen the great piece in today’s Irish Times by TAP student…
CAW Multimedia Prize for 1st, 2nd & 3rd Years
NEW for 2016: The CAW Multimedia Prize for 1st, 2nd & 3rd Years: Create a presentation (video, animation, vlog, blog…
#CAW17 is Happening!!
#CAW17 kicked off this morning with a fantastic launch at DFEi Dún Laoghaire. Minister of State for Higher Education, Mary…