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ONCE THERE was a boy who was always looking up. He dreamt of having a star as a friend. Then one night, he decided to set about catching a star of his very own.

As a semblance of normality returns to education surrounds, INTO president, Joe McKeown, a decade of neglect in primary and special schools exposed by the pandemic.

Contained optimism layered with an air of apprehension is the prevalent emotion pertaining to matters education at this time as schools at both primary and secondary levels prepare for an imminent return to a classroom setting, nigh on six months from their closure in mid-March as the COVID-19 pandemic detrimentally impacted upon the customary teaching routine.

Two primary schools in Kilkenny and one in Carlow will receive €115,000 in grants for high-tech equipment over the coming days as part of the government's continuing efforts to make technology an integral part of the learning process.

A Kilkenny principal has spoken out about his decision not to opt to build a permanent classroom for his school following comments from the Minister for Education Batt O’ Keefe earlier this week.

Seven Kilkenny schools are included in 380 primary schools across the country to get €4.2 million in grants for high-tech equipment over the coming days as part of the Government's efforts to make technology an integral part of the learning process.