In 1870, The Education Act required the establishment of non-denominational elementary schools for children aged 5-13, nationwide. Schools could charge parents no more than nine pence a week to educate a child. Then, ten years later, attendance was made compulsory until the age of 10. In 1891, elementary education effectively became free, thus three significant […]

Whether you are in Transition Year or 3rd year going into 5th year in September, the time to choose your subjects for leaving certificate is coming up. It’s the first of the many decisions you are going to have to make regarding your future career, especially if you still don’t know what you want to […]

As the days grow shorter and the temperatures drop, it can be all too easy to fall into a winter slump. The cozy allure of blankets, hot drinks, and dimly lit evenings might seem to compete with your academic goals. But don’t let the winter blues derail your productivity. With the right strategies, you can […]

Throughout the United States, police officers are beginning to wear body cameras. Should principals in America’s public-school systems follow their example?

South Africa has eight of the top 15 universities in Africa but its higher learning institutions are rated as the worst performing among the BRICS emerging market nations.