Education minister
Calls for Paul Givan to ensure ‘action...not more empty words’ on support for children with special educational needs
The DUP minister unveiled his ‘SEN Reform Agenda’ on Monday
DUP minister Paul Givan could be accused of ‘maintaining segregation’ following integrated schools rejection, says academic
It comes after Paul Givan turned down applications by two Co Down schools for integrated status
Industrial action by teachers in Northern Ireland suspended
Education minister Paul Givan welcomed the move
Paul Givan defends record on integrated schools: ‘Evidence shows I have been a minister for every sector when it comes to education’
The DUP minister has been criticised for turning down integrated status applications from two Co Down schools
Education minister Paul Givan under pressure after Northern Ireland’s largest school turned down for integrated status
The DUP minister has rejected the application by Bangor Academy and Sixth Form College
Stormont committee chair says minister failing to deliver promised investment in PE
Nick Mathison said Paul Givan acknowledged PE’s importance in schools but instead funded outdoor play and computers
Teacher strikes, new minister and Irish language school row - a look back on education this year in Northern Ireland
The past 12 months have brought industrial action, a Ceili dancing DUP minister and plans for a radical shake-up of education in the north
Era of Irish language politicisation ‘hopefully over’ DUP minister Paul Givan says
Education minister Paul Givan visited Glór na Móna in west Belfast where he heard concerns over Irish medium youth sector funding
Newton Emerson: Have our schools and teachers learned the lessons of the Covid pandemic?
Acknowledgement of the scale and needlessness of the disaster would be a start
Chris Donnelly: Sinn Féin needs to build a sharper, more professional operation
The party’s handling of the McMonagle and Ó Donnghaile episodes reveal the need for deep rooted changes