Droichead Cluster 3 Primary

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Droichead Cluster 1 Repeat

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Workshop:

Subject Learning and Assessment
Review Meeting Facilitation Training - Please see attached brochure /contact Carol Crean on 0667195000 / This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 

Droichead Cluster 1 will be repeated in The Education Centre Tralee on Tuesday 13th March at 5.00p.m.

Please book through our website to secure a place.

The Board of Directors of IPPN has decided to offer a series of Briefing Seminars be made available regionally starting the Week of 29/01/2018 and be completed by 8/03/2018 (6 weeks), to coincide with the requirement for schools to meet the new Child Safeguarding Statement requirements as set out in Chapter 8 of the new procedures by March 11^th 2018.

The Education Centre will host a briefing seminar on 8th March 2018 starting at 2.00p.m.

This 1.5 hour seminar will focus on What Schools Need to Know / What Schools Need to Do so that they are compliant with the new Child Safeguarding Statement requirements.

This is an important CPD initiative on the topic of Child Protection. It represents a significant partnership opportunity for IPNN and Education Centres to facilitate a major CPD Project to support schools and Principals.

If you wish to attend this seminar please log onto our website www.edcentretralee.ie to secure your place

New DAte for workshop is Wednesday 7th March 2018 at 5.00p.m.

An interactive workshop has been organized where you can avail of the following:

• You can choose to work as part of a team or work individually to create a choice of interactive resources that will allow your pupils become engaged learners and work cooperatively, creatively and actively while learning.
• You will learn how to create several resources that are adaptable for both primary school and secondary school and can also be adapted to suit a variety of subjects.
• All activities are very engaging and turn learning into fun.
• Many of these activities can be used as a form of assessment allowing you to keep simple records of pupils’ progress with minimum work.
• All activities involve the use of technology.
• Once you create an activity you can save it and add to your collection of resources.

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A Regional Briefing Seminar on the Commencement of Children First Act 2015 & New Child Protection Procedures for Schools

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