The article discusses the concerning rates of school absenteeism reported by Tusla, showcasing that 110,000 primary and 65,000 secondary school children missed 20 days or more during the school year. Education Minister Helen McEntee expresses alarm over these figures and indicates the need for decisive action to address the issue. The prevalence of absenteeism raises questions about the measures in place and the obligation to adopt more engaging strategies to retain student attendance and participation in their education.
Education Minister Helen McEntee addressed the alarming absenteeism figures, emphasizing the necessity for action amidst reports of 110,000 primary and 65,000 secondary school children missing significant school days.
The data highlights a concerning trend in school absenteeism, prompting questions about the effectiveness of current measures and the need for more proactive solutions to engage students.
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