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Education Minister announces three post-primary school projects to advance to design and planning stage
Education Minister, Paul Givan has announced that three major works projects, previously announced in 2022, but paused...
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Education Minister expresses hope that industrial action can be avoided following Teaching Unions’ Industrial Action Ballot results
Education Minister Paul Givan has expressed hope that significant progress made through negotiations over the summer can...
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Applications sought for DE appointed members to the Council for the Curriculum, Examinations & Assessment and the Council for Catholic Maintained Schools and its Diocesan Education Committees
The Department of Education has launched a combined public appointments competition to appoint four members to the...
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Givan: A new way forward for integrated education
Education Minister Paul Givan has today published a Department of Education Position Paper on Integrated Education, to...
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Givan launches consultation on legislating for mobile phone-free schools
Education Minister Paul Givan has launched a consultation on legislative proposals to support mobile phone-free schools...
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Givan launches new strategy to transform teacher professional learning
Education Minister Paul Givan today published Leading Together for Excellence: A TransformED NI Strategy for Teacher...
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Givan praises Northern Ireland students for impressive GCSE results
Education Minister Paul Givan has extended his congratulations to students receiving their GCSE results today.
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Givan: 27,000 children benefit from Northern Ireland Childcare Subsidy Scheme
Education Minister Paul Givan has highlighted the positive impact of the Northern Ireland Childcare Subsidy Scheme...
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Education Minister congratulates students celebrating A Level, AS Level and Level 3 qualification success
Education Minister Paul Givan has congratulated students receiving their A, AS level and other Level 3 examination...
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Givan sets record straight on Irish Medium funding
In a Written Ministerial Statement Education Minister Paul Givan has today corrected some factual inaccuracies in...
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Givan: Parental choice to take priority under new Temporary Variation Proposals
Education Minister, Paul Givan, has today announced plans to reform Northern Ireland’s school admissions system, placing...
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Consultation opens on revised RE Syllabus following Supreme Court Judgment
Plans for a new Religious Education syllabus for Northern Ireland have been published today in response to the Supreme...
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Education Minister celebrates opening of new Down High School
Education Minister Paul Givan joined excited staff and pupils in Downpatrick today to celebrate the official opening of...
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Givan voices disappointment over delay to SEN Regulations
Education Minister, Paul Givan, has today expressed serious concern over delays to the implementation of the Special...
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Givan: Strong public backing for childcare reforms
Education Minister Paul Givan has today published the results of the Early Learning and Childcare Strategy consultation...
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Givan announces funding for over three hundred schools to host Research-Informed Conferences
Education Minister Paul Givan has announced over 300 schools across 53 clusters across Northern Ireland will receive...
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Education Minister announces review of School Behaviour Policy
Education Minister Paul Givan has today announced a review of behaviour policy and practice across schools in Northern...
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Givan launches consultation on new Northern Ireland Curriculum 2028
Education Minister Paul Givan has today launched a 16-week public consultation on a new world-leading Northern Ireland...
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Education Minister welcomes social media ban to protect children online
Education Minister Paul Givan has today welcomed the UK Government’s announcement to ban social media platforms for...
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Givan announces further £1.91m funding to deliver RAISE locality led projects across Northern Ireland
Education Minister Paul Givan has announced a second tranche of locality led projects to tackle educational disadvantage...