Celebrate with style, not with pace. That’s the message from a number of organisations urging Leaving Certificate students who intend to celebrate their results with alcohol to do so responsibly.

Schools should ban smart phones and social networks, with most adults regarding cyberbullying as a significant threat to the mental health of children.

Parents who fear their child is a bully have to get to the root of the problem instead of ignoring it or reacting with anger, writes Jackie O’Callaghan

The National Parents’ Council has commended the swift action of a school authority in disciplining girls involved in a fight which was recorded and posted on the internet.

A Cork secondary school has described a fight between two young female pupils that went viral as “appalling and unacceptable” as three students were suspended last night and more face similar sanctions.

Students and parents’ organisations have welcomed the planned overhaul of the Junior Certificates that will move the emphasis away from the final exam.

With holidays over, how do you cope with the battles about TV, bed-time and dating, asks Denise Deegan

Parents of second-level students have welcomed proposals by universities to overhaul the points system but want to see changes happen fast.

Disappointed college applicants are being advised to consider the various options available if they did not get the place they had been hoping for from the CAO today.

While the Leaving Certificate results can seem like the be all and end all, in reality there are so many other options for your future, according to mental health promoter HeadsUp.

EARLY each morning before departing to sit his Leaving Certificate exams, Jackie O’Callaghan’s son would take out his electric guitar.

Did parents know what their kids were planning when they let them travel to RTÉ to support Jedward at the Eurosong finals?

Almost 54,500 people have already entered the race for college places this autumn up to last Friday’s early Central Applications Office (CAO) deadline.

EXCESSIVE homework is a pointless exercise that is eroding family life, an education expert has claimed.

AS THOUSANDS of students began the search for accommodation after taking up third-level places, parents have called on colleges to allow families breathing space to pay their fees.

CHRIS SCANLON was looking forward to finishing his business administration degree in 2013 until he found out his grant will be cut next year by about €1,500.

COLLEGE staff need to change their methods and their attitudes to teaching students with disabilities, it was claimed.

THE new test used in addition to Leaving Certificate results to select entrants to medical school is a barrier to poorer students becoming doctors, an equality expert has claimed.