Three new Educate Together schools opened in Cork and Dublin this week
Educate Together is poised to become the second largest provider of primary education in the state - with the opening of three new schools this week. The national schools are opening in Rochestown here in Cork and Firhouse and Portobello in Dublin Total pupil numbers in Educate Together primary schools will grow by around 1,500 to exceed 16,000 for the first time. Amy Mulvihill is regional development officer with Educate Together; Press PLAY button above to listen to the audio
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