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Arlene Foster to join British House of Lords

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Stormont Ministers Stick With Phased Plan For School Return
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Stormont ministers stick with phased plan for school return

Northern Ireland Set To Extend School Closures Until March 8Th
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Northern Ireland set to extend school closures until March 8th

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Some Secondary Pupils In North To Start Remote Learning From January
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Some secondary pupils in North to start remote learning from January

Covid-19: Stormont Leaders Accused Of ‘Dithering’ Over Gb Travel Ban
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Covid-19: Stormont leaders accused of ‘dithering’ over GB travel ban

Teachers To ‘Keep Calm And Carry On’ With 17 Deaths And 640 Cases In North
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Teachers to ‘keep calm and carry on’ with 17 deaths and 640 cases in North

'Rash Decision' To Reopen Schools In North As Normal In January Criticised
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'Rash decision' to reopen schools in North as normal in January criticised

More Generous Grades For Northern Ireland School Exams In 2021
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More generous grades for Northern Ireland school exams in 2021

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Northern Ireland’s Schools To Open For First Time Since March
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Northern Ireland’s schools to open for first time since March

Northern Ireland Students To Find Out Revised A-Level Grades On Friday
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Northern Ireland students to find out revised A-level grades on Friday

Stormont Education Minister Criticised For ‘Following London’ Over A-Level Grading
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Stormont education minister criticised for ‘following London’ over A-level grading

Northern Ireland A-Level Students To Receive Highest Predicted Grades
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Northern Ireland A-level students to receive highest predicted grades