October 23rd. A fairly insignificant date. But to principals this year, it was the date they couldn’t wait for as it was to signal mid-term break, and for most of them, their first day off work since mid-February when there was a small mutterings about a virus that had come from Wuhan in China and … Read more
October 23rd. A fairly insignificant date. But to principals this year, it was the date they couldn’t wait for as it was to signal mid-term break, and for most of them, their first day off work since mid-February when there was a small mutterings about a virus that had come from Wuhan in China and … Read more
Since 2011, schools have been inundated with new initiatives from the Department of Education. However, other agencies have also dumped their workload on schools too. In this episode I point the finger of blame while proposing a solution that if a new initiative is to come into schools, one must be removed first.
Since 2011, schools have been inundated with new initiatives from the Department of Education. However, other agencies have also dumped their workload on schools too. In this episode I point the finger of blame while proposing a solution that if a new initiative is to come into schools, one must be removed first.
Schools are to remain open in Level 5 but can we do it safely? In this episode, I explore what’s been happening over the last few days and ask the Twitterati what they think we need to do to keep schools open safely.
Schools are to remain open in Level 5 but can we do it safely? In this episode, I explore what’s been happening over the last few days and ask the Twitterati what they think we need to do to keep schools open safely.
If you work in a primary school, one thing you can probably be sure about is that the Department of Education will pay you. Well, that is unless you happen to be the school secretary or another member of what is affectionately called ancillary staff. In probably one of the least controversial episodes of this … Read more
If you work in a primary school, one thing you can probably be sure about is that the Department of Education will pay you. Well, that is unless you happen to be the school secretary or another member of what is affectionately called ancillary staff. In probably one of the least controversial episodes of this … Read more
While I don’t think anyone was expecting much from this year’s budget, at least none of us were surprised. Here’s my reaction.
While I don’t think anyone was expecting much from this year’s budget, at least none of us were surprised. Here’s my reaction.