INTO Teachers’ AVC Plan – annual trustee report available
06/01/2021
The INTO has recently received from Irish Life (as plan Trustees) the Trustees’ Annual Report and Financial Statements (for year ended 31 March 2020) of th...
Member update – OLCS and new Covid leave categories
06/01/2021
INTO has been advised that schools do not have to adjust their school calendar to make up these days. Schools are not expected to support children’s learning between 6 and 8 January 2021...
INTO meeting with Minister Foley – update for members
04/01/2021
INTO and fellow primary education stakeholders attended a meeting with Minister Foley and her officials this afternoon....
Member update – leave, substitution and delayed reopening
04/01/2021
Following the government's announcement to extend the school Christmas break by three days, INTO has received confirmation from DE that there is no requirement on schools to provide remote learning during this period and substitutes will be paid for these days.
INTO seeks delayed reopening of primary and special schools
29/12/2020
INTO General Secretary John Boyle has this evening written to Minister Foley setting out the need to delay the reopening of primary and special schools.
Member update – latest developments
18/12/2020
INTO’s engagement with Department of Education officials, public health representatives and other education stakeholders continued throughout December.
INTO executive recommends yes to ‘Building Momentum’
15/12/2020
Following detailed consideration, the Central Executive Committee (CEC) of the Irish National Teachers' Organisation has decided to recommend to its 42,000 m...
Deirdre O’Connor elected as Deputy General Secretary/General Treasurer of the INTO
14/12/2020
Deirdre O’Connor has been elected to succeed Noel Ward as Deputy General Secretary/General Treasurer in 2021...
New two-year pay deal reviewed by CEC
11/12/2020
Representatives of public service unions, including INTO General Secretary John Boyle, and employers have agreed proposals for a two-year agreement to succeed the Public Service Stability Agreement (PSSA), which expires at the end of this month.