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Today more than 6,500 students in schools across Galway will take their seats for the second day of the Leaving and Junior Certificate examinations.

Educate Together has welcomed the statement by Tánaiste and Minister for Education and Skills Mary Coughlan at last week’s Dáil debate on school patronage.

The Midland School of Childcare is running a FETAC Level 6 Train the Trainer Course commencing this month at a reduced price of €700. This course is suited to those who wish to pursue a career in adult education. It is a general trainer qualification suited to almost any training situation.

Galway Technical Institute will this evening host the much anticipated student art and design exhibition which will commence at 7pm.

Irish classes for children will start in Castlebar on May 10.

TEN GTI art portfolio preparation students have been accepted to the National College of Art and Design, with two of the students - Emma Finn and Sylwia Starkowska - scoring 950 and 915 respectively out of a possible 1000.

Now celebrating its second year, Kilcolgan Educate Together is holding an information evening for new and prospective parents.

Do you want to know exactly how food affects your wellbeing? This and many other questions around the area of food, diet, and nutrition will be addressed as part of a new FETAC certificate in nutrition course currently being offered by Atlantic College.

St Mary’s Secondary School, Ballina, has been shortlisted for the ninth Young Social Innovators’ Showcase and Awards, which take place in Croke Park on May 5 next. Its project, “Fusion V” looks at ways of increasing youth involvement in the community.