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Sep 18, 2026
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Aug 14, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 18, 2026

    Our Schools are Suffering (opens the original)

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    INTO's Máirín Ní Chéileachair, Adrian Kelly and Aoife Mullen plot out the resources required to deliver inclusive education and meet pupil needs as well as: Exploring/explaining how large mainstream class sizes adversely impacts children with additional needs considering the majority are in mainstream classes. They explain how INTO's call for 1,000 More Primary Teachers from Budget 2027 can alleviate and address many of these issues. EMAIL YOUR TDs - BACK OUR BUDGET 27 DEMAND FOR 1,000 MORE PRIM

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    The Cost of Burnout (opens the original)

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    Teacher Talk with the INTO | Season 4, Episode 2 As our host and panel explain, teachers and pupils alike need a burnout-busting budget from the Government. Working more and more and feeling like you’ve achieved less and less on a to-do list seems to be a theme of modern life. With burnout rife among teachers, what does this means for wellbeing and the future of a timeless profession? And how could funding 1,000 more primary teachers help reduce stress and battle burnout’s damage? Join host Ciar

  3. Episode · Aug 14, 2026

    Behind the Budget Ask (opens the original)

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    New mini-series on our demand for 1,000 more primary teachers funded from Budget 2027. The first episode is an insightful and accessible explainer on the campaign. Did you know? ... • The Government has committed to reducing class sizes to the EU average of 19 • Yet the last three budgets have seen zero action on this promise to voters • With no changes made to the appointment and retention figures for primary teachers, 80% of Irish primary school pupils are learning in supersized classes! Visit

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