Half of Ireland's schools not ready for new Junior Cert programme

Half of Ireland's secondary school principals say they don't have the capacity to introduce the new Junior Cycle.

Half of Ireland's schools not ready for new Junior Cert programme
Mon, 25 Nov, 2013 - 08:52

Half of Ireland's secondary school principals say they don't have the capacity to introduce the new Junior Cycle.

The union representing Ireland's secondary school teachers is meeting with the Department of Education today to discuss concerns over Junior Cert reform.

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