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Before starting the process of selecting courses it’s important for students to take time to think about what they want to do after leaving school, writes Sarah McIntosh.
The HEAR and DARE scheme is in place to break down barriers to third-level education. It is important students get their application in, writes Sarah McIntosh.
For the past 25 years, the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition has taken science outside the classroom and allowed students to explore, experiment and excel, writes Rosalind Skillen.
Young Cavan farmer Barry Stratford won five awards, including the FBD Trust Overall
Student of the Year, at University College Cork’s recent graduation ceremony. In conversation with Sarah McIntosh