NI education1 day agoA future pro-cyclist, a physicist and a Rolls Royce career: A-level grades rise Around 30.7% of A-level entries in Northern Ireland have been awarded A* or A grades in 2026 compared to 30.3% in 2025.1 day ago1 day ago'I felt like I was going to be sick' - A-level results dayBBC News NI spoke to some students from Friends' School in Lisburn after they received their A-Level results.1 day ago7 days agoBelfast university to investigate work co-authored by academic in plagiarism rowArday resigned from his University of Cambridge roles on Wednesday following allegations of plagiarism.7 days ago30 Jul 2026'No nursery place for my son is like a kick in the teeth'The Education Authority confirms a temporary pause on the intake of preschool pupils to the nursery class at Knockavoe School in Strabane.30 Jul 202620 Jul 2026'Scandalous' Irish language school funding spent elsewhere, vice chair saysThe Department of Education confirms that the majority of £6m earmarked for Irish-medium schools has been spent on other schools.20 Jul 202611 Jul 2026The parents who created their own SEN summer camp A group of parents banded together to ease the transition from school to summer holidays for their SEN children. 11 Jul 20268 Jul 2026No additional payments if student fees were increased, say universities MPs on Westminster's Treasury Committee had accused the government of "mis-selling" some student loans.8 Jul 20268 Jul 2026'You have to say no': Families struggling with holiday food costsSusan Lilley, a single mother of two, said the weekly shop has become one of her biggest financial worries.8 Jul 20261 Jul 2026Draft budget shortfall 'would ruin education', official warnsA Department of Education official warns assembly members that the department is in an "incredibly difficult" position. 1 Jul 2026...
