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08 Feb 10
Parents set to consult schools on exam results
The parents of children who took 11-plus replacement tests will this week consult with primary schools about the next stage
03 Feb 10
School experts to advise political parties on crisis
Four of the main political parties will be presented with possible interim school transfer arrangements by Easter
GTCNI Updates
21 Jan 10
Bursaries for teacher professional development
GTCNI has announced a STEM Bursary funding programme available during 2010-11.
06 Jan 10
ANNUAL LECTURE - 22nd April 2010
'Realizing Our Potential' is the theme of GTCNI's Annual Lecture
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GTCNI RESPONSE TO THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION CONSULTATION
GTCNI Response to 'the way forward for special education needs and inclusion'
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