Fianna Fáil are like that class you can’t leave for one minute. The second your back is turned they’re off causing mischief. In less than 2 days since recording the first part of this podcast, they were off spinning around Twitter about how great they are. In this part I look at staggered breaks, outdoor … Read more
In this special look back at 2020-21, I’ll examine some of the things we might keep once COVID19 restrictions end. This is part 1 and I’ll be offering my thoughts on unexpected visitors, Christmas Concerts and why we don’t need inspectors anymore.
In this special look back at 2020-21, I’ll examine some of the things we might keep once COVID19 restrictions end. This is part 1 and I’ll be offering my thoughts on unexpected visitors, Christmas Concerts and why we don’t need inspectors anymore.
In this episode, I explore a number of ways developing schools are screwed over by the Department of Education in terms of money and resources. Funnily enough, the NCSE get a bashing for doing the same thing. I also introduce “The Norma Foley Rule” and welcome the new Flourish Curriculum, I mean, Resource into your … Read more
In this episode, I explore a number of ways developing schools are screwed over by the Department of Education in terms of money and resources. Funnily enough, the NCSE get a bashing for doing the same thing. I also introduce “The Norma Foley Rule” and welcome the new Flourish Curriculum, I mean, Resource into your … Read more
The Departmental Strategy Statement (2021-23) was released this week with all sorts of goals for education. Listen to me grumble my way through this document and explode with rage at various points. Unlike the Department, I won’t blame COVID19 for everything wrong. It was well-wrong before 2020 came along.
The Departmental Strategy Statement (2021-23) was released this week with all sorts of goals for education. Listen to me grumble my way through this document and explode with rage at various points. Unlike the Department, I won’t blame COVID19 for everything wrong. It was well-wrong before 2020 came along.
Did you know that up until from 1997 to 2012, there were never more than around 40 circulars produced by the Department of Education in a year? Since 201 5, it’s never been less than 80. In this episode, I explore why we need to reduce circulars to one per term and how it’s entirely … Read more
Did you know that up until from 1997 to 2012, there were never more than around 40 circulars produced by the Department of Education in a year? Since 201 5, it’s never been less than 80. In this episode, I explore why we need to reduce circulars to one per term and how it’s entirely … Read more
Although it’s nearly June 2021, it feels like it’s August 2020, with another lot of documents published late in the week from the Department of Education. This week it was cleaning grants and ventilation guides. Join me as I try to make sense CO2 monitors and why cleaning grants have been cut again.