‘How do you deal with conflict?’ is a question that comes up regularly in job interviews for teachers, assistant principals, deputy principals and principals. It can really throw a candidate so it is important to be prepared beforehand.
Read MoreLiam Horan has tips for teachers returning from abroad on how to persuade principals that overseas experience is a highly valuable and transferrable asset.
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600 leaders from across the arts, cultural and business sectors were in attendance in Bord Gais Theatre on September 4th to applaud Music Generation, winner of the 2018 Allianz Business to Arts Award.
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Sylvia Katete Gavigan, Honorary Consul of Uganda to Ireland, describes why education is so necessary for girls in rural communities in Uganda.
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Q: An Assistant Principal position is coming up in our school. I want to go for it. But I hear it will be a competency-based application form that could run for pages and pages – I’m not sure I’ll have the staying power for it. Have you anything to soothe my frayed nerves? DR
Read MoreSchool musicals are often limited to only those students participating in the cast and the crew. This is unfortunate because musicals are rich resources for thematic and interdisciplinary learning.
Read MoreChildren’s online safety is the child protection issue of our time. Self-regulation of companies that provide services to children online will not be sufficient.
Read MorePublished by National Educational Psychological Service (NEPS), ‘Responding to Critical Incidents: Guidelines & Resource Materials for Schools’ is an essential resource for schools and is based on international research on best practice.
Read MoreThe computer science course aims to teach students to be creative, adaptive learners and to employ flexible, solution-oriented thinking.
Read MoreSince 1973, Pine Forest Art Centre has welcomed thousands of children and young people to its summer camps and exhibited their work to proud parents.
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