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We are halfway through European Dyslexia month and so far, it has been pretty low-key. Dyslexia is part of a range of learning differences known as […]

Dyscalculia might seem like the new kid on the block, in terms of specific learning differences but the phrase first appeared in the 1940’s. However, it […]

In the Leaving Cert & Junior Cycle exams, most of the special access or other arrangements available arise from the state’s duty to provide reasonable accommodations […]

As the Junior Cert gradually transitions into the Junior Cycle, a dual marking system exists. Here is an explanation of both:

Having a meeting regarding the provision of additional resource hours for your child can often bring mixed emotions amongst parents. For some, there is relief that […]

“Two hands on the hurley!” You hear trainers up and down the county roar this at underage matches and training sessions.  As every hurler on the […]