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26TRA540 Running an Effective School Based Summer Programme in Post Primary Schools

26TRA540 Running an Effective School Based Summer Programme in Post Primary Schools

 

 

 

 

 

Date:     Tuesday 26th May 2026
Time:     7.00 - 8.00 pm
Venue:  Online via Zoom

Target Audience: Post Primary Teachers running a summer programme

This is not an information session for the Deis Literacy & Numeracy Summer Camps. Further details in relation to these camps can be found by contacting Navan/Dublin West Education Support Centres.

This webinar will provide school leaders and educators with a step-by-step guide on successfully organising and running a Summer Programme.

Drawing on practical experience, it will cover key aspects such as:

  • Structuring the programme around a theme to enhance engagement.
  • Effectively incorporating student voice in the planning process, including practical subject teachers for variety, communicating with parents and staff for smooth operation.
  • Adapting and modifying activities to meet student needs.

By the end of the session, participants will have a clear roadmap for designing and implementing a Summer Programme that builds student confidence, fosters relationships, and supports successful transitions.

Bio of Presenter: Annmarie Bergin

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Annmarie Bergin is a Deputy Principal in a large post-primary school in Tipperary, with a strong track record in designing and leading inclusive, student-centred Summer Programmes. She is passionate about creating meaningful learning experiences for all students. Annmarie also works as a part-time facilitator with Oide, where she supports teachers in their ongoing professional development.

Course Details

Course Start Date / Time 26-05-2026 7:00 pm
Course End Date / Time 26-05-2026 8:00 pm
Cut off date 26-05-2026 7:15 pm
Available place 1000
Fee Free
Number Hours 1
Speaker Annmarie Bergin
Location Online