Folúntas: Gaelscoil Mhic Amhlaigh, Gaillimh
Meitheamh 3, 2015
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Cóineartú á chéiliúradh ag Rang a 7 Bhunscoil an Iúir
Meitheamh 2, 2015
Daltaí ó Rang a 7, Bunscoil an Iúir, an tIúr, ag céiliúradh ócáid a gcóineartaithe i Séipéal San Proinsias, an Lorgain, ar 23 Bealtaine 2015.
Ar Chúl: Aodhan O’Callaghan, Paul O’Hare, Ciaran Monaghan, Sean Owen McCaul, Cathal Feely, Jack Sands and Mathew McCartan. Chun Tosaigh: Mya McGaughey, Blinne Ní Choigligh, Bethany McElroy, Arabella Regan, Maire Murphy agus Eabha Ní Dhomhnaill
Folúntas: Coláiste Ghlór na Mara, BÁC
Meitheamh 2, 2015
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Beannacht faighte ag Gaelscoil Thulach na nÓg ó Mhoinsíneoir Dermot Farrell
Meitheamh 2, 2015
Folúntas: Gaelscoil Bheanntraí, Co Chorcaí
Meitheamh 2, 2015
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Déanfar cinneadh amach anseo faoi chur chuige nua do naíonraí Gaeltachta
Meitheamh 2, 2015
Tá an tAire Oideachais Jan O’ Sullivan chun fanacht go bhfaighfidh sí moltaí ón bpobal sara ndéanfaidh sí cinneadh maidir le córas nua a thabhairt isteach a dhéanfadh scrúdú ar earnáil reamhoideachais na Gaeltachta.
Dúirt an tAire sa Dáil go raibh sí ag súil go gcuirfeadh daoine ó earnáil an réamhoideachais a dtuairimí in iúl di mar chuid den phroíseas comhairliúchán faoi dhréachtpholasaí na Roinne don oideachas Gaeltachta.
Ba é an Teachta Dála ó Fhine Gael Seán Kyne a d’fhiafraigh den Aire an bhforbródh an Roinn Oideachais chur chuige nua chun scrúdú a dhéanamh ar sheirbhísí oideachais réamhscoile sa Ghaeltacht.
Dúirt an tAire nach raibh sí ag iarraidh teacht roimh an bpróiseas comhairliúcháin ar cuireadh tús leis ag tús na míosa seo.
“I do not intend to pre-empt this public consultation process by committing my Department to examining pre-school facilities in Gaeltacht communities.”
Tá roinnt moltaí faoin réamhscolaíocht sa dréachtpholasaí oideachais a seoladh le déanaí.
Moltar, mar shampla, go bhféachfaí ar naíonraí Gaeltachta a lonnú i mbunscoileanna. Moltar chomh maith go gcinnteofaí go bhfuil dóthain Gaeilge ag daoine atá ag obair i naonraí agus tuiscint acu ar mhodhanna múinteoireachta an tumoideachais.
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Cigirí Luathbhlianta leis an Roinn Oideachais agus Scileanna
Bealtaine 29, 2015
Tuilleadh Eolais anseo
Spriocdháta: 18 Meitheamh 2015
Foirgneamh nua deimhnithe do Ghaelscoil Dr Uí Shúilleabháin
Bealtaine 29, 2015
THERE was good news for Skibbereen town when Minister of State at the Department of Education Damien English TD confirmed a new school building for the staff and students on a visit to Gaelscoil Dr Uí Shúilleabháin.
The school which is 21-years-old has been looking for a permanent building for many years and has been accommodated in temporary pre fab structures for almost all of its existence. The Minister was accompanied by local Fine Gael TD Jim Daly who was a former principal teacher at the school prior to his election as a TD for West Cork.
The site for Gaelscoil Dr Uí Shúilleabháin’s new build is on the site of Rossa College and is currently being transferred from the Cork ETB to the Department of Education. Minister English confirmed that the Department of Education has agreed to the building of a four class room new school building with appropriate ancillary accommodation which will include a General Purpose room, Library and Resource area, multi purpose room and office space. The new development will make provision for up to 70% expansion in the current enrolment.
Minister English advised the School management that when the school signs up for the new proposals, his Department will begin the next steps to secure planning and proceed to tender and then construction.
“I was delighted to travel to West Cork to visit the Gaeilscoil in Skibbereen with Deputy Jim Daly. My Department has approved this worthy and much needed new school building in principle. The necessary resources and funding will be made available to bring the project from design, to planning and through to the construction stage.
“Having viewed the current accommodation at the school, I look forward to the early progression of this project and will ensure every assistance is made available during this process,” he said.
Deputy Jim Daly expressed his delight at what he described as “Very long overdue but none the less welcome good news,” for parents, students and staff of the Gaelscoil in Skibbereen.
“I tried to progress this project as principal over a decade ago when money was plentiful and development taking place at every cross roads but to no avail. I am so happy for the school community to see this dream finally become a reality. Investment in our young people and their education system will reap multiple dividends for generations to come,” he said.
Jim Daly TD who is vice chairman of the Oireachtas Education Committee also confirmed that he discussed with Minister English the next priority for Skibbereen which he believes should be to develop the potential offered by the amalgamation of the three secondary schools to establish a full time third-level campus on the site of the former Rossa College.
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Stiúrthóir Polasaithe & Cumarsáide le Luath-óige Éireann
Bealtaine 29, 2015
Folúntas: Scoil an tSeachtar Laoch, BÁC
Bealtaine 28, 2015
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