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Meabh Ritchie
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My best teacher: Miss McMahan by Dolly Parton
The beloved country singer remembers her favourite teacher, Miss McMahan, who was always ‘young in spirit’
General
10 June 2025
My best teacher: Miss McMahan by Dolly Parton
My best teacher: Miss McMahan by Dolly Parton
On National Teachers’ Day, the beloved country singer remembers her favourite teacher, Miss McMahan
9 May 2018
A bridge across the River Foyle
How schools in Northern Ireland are tackling sectarianism with mixed classes
23 December 2011
Silly season
Mucking about often drives primary teachers to distraction, but injecting fun into the learning experience can have surprising results, writes Meabh Ritchie
29 July 2011
A bridge across the River Foyle
Religious feeling runs high on the two sides of Derry, but Northern Ireland’s Sharing Education Programme sees Catholic and Protestant pupils working together, reports Meabh Ritchie
8 July 2011
Bad blood
Attacks carried out in schools by outsiders are mercifully rare, but when they occur the wounds can be slow to heal. Meabh Ritchie reports on dealing with the aftermath
1 July 2011
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