February 10, 2016
Sorry, this entry is only available in Irish.
February 9, 2016
Sorry, this entry is only available in Irish.
February 8, 2016
Gaelscoileanna Teo. is running a pilot scheme to support naíonra staff and non-teaching school staff members who wish to improve their Irish or undertake the TEG examination. The scheme allows staff members to undertake training in Irish at any level and run by any provider. Under the scheme you can apply for support to sit the TEG exam, attend night classes, online courses, specialist courses, intensive grammar courses, Irish courses in the Gaeltacht, etc., organised by providers such as:
- Conradh na Gaeilge
- Gaelchultúr
- Gael Linn
- Glór na nGael
- Third-level institutes
- Local Education Centres
- Oideas Gael
- Ranganna.com
- Local schools
- Teastas Eorpach na Gaeilge (exam only)
This list is intended only as a guide, you may apply for support to attend courses run by other providers. You could also arrange to have a trainer deliver a course tailored to the needs of your naíonra/school or in association with other naíonraí/schools in the area. Applications from more than one stiúrthóir in the naíonra or one member of school staff are welcome. If you have already registered for a course but have not yet attended, you can apply for a refund of fees already paid. You can also make an application based on a course you have not yet registered for but plan to undertake at a later date; simply provide the course details as part of your application. You cannot apply for a refund of fees for a course you have already undertaken.
Now’s your chance! We have a limited budget for the scheme and applications will be approved on a first-come-first-served basis. The closing date for applications is 18th December 2015. To make an application, all you need to do is complete the simple online form below.
If you have any questions regarding the scheme, contact Sandra on 01 8535194 or sandra@gaelscoileanna.ie.
Conditions
- Applications must be submitted in writing before any expenditure will be approved.
- The closing date for applications is December 18th 2015.
- The maximum available per staff member is €200.
- Fees will be paid on the provision of a receipt or by invoice from the training provider only. A receipt or invoice and payee details will be requested once the application has been approved and you do not need to submit them in advance.
- You cannot apply for a refund of fees for a course you have already undertaken.
- Applications will be processed in the order in which they are received by the office and according to the scheme’s limited budget.
- Applications that cannot be approved due to excess demand will be put on a waiting list.
- Gaelscoileanna Teo. reserves the right to revoke funds in the event of misuse.
- This scheme is open to naíonraí in the 26 counties and outside of Gaeltacht areas and to Irish-medium schools in the 32 counties only.
Oops! We could not locate your form.
February 3, 2016
Sorry, this entry is only available in Irish.
February 2, 2016
Sorry, this entry is only available in Irish.
January 29, 2016
Sorry, this entry is only available in Irish.
January 27, 2016
Dúradáin Mheabhracha (Thinking Dominos) is a fun way to learn and strengthen Irish using the vital skill: CATEGORISATION.
Categorisation helps people to learn, organise and remember vocabulary. The game comprises 48 domino cards. The top half of each card shows the name of a category and the bottom half shows a picture of something from a different category.
Players join the domino cards making sure that pictures and words are joined to each other correctly.
Each box contains instructions in Irish and in English.
More information here
January 26, 2016
Sorry, this entry is only available in Irish.
January 25, 2016
Fianna Fáil Press Office
Mary Fitzpatrick
Dublin Central
25 January 2016
Minister for Education needs to stop ‘bureaucratic madness’ and support Cabra Gaelscoil – Fitzpatrick
Fianna Fáil candidate for Dublin Central Mary Fitzpatrick is calling on the Minister for Education to stop the bureaucratic madness and immediately release funds for the building of a Gael Scoil in Cabra.
“Last Friday evening the Dept of Education sent a shocking email to the headmaster of Gaelscoil Bharra stating that the building project which should have commenced last year was being “put on hold” pending a budget review.
“The children, teachers, parents and friends of Gaelscoil Bharra, are very concerned, disappointed and angry over this unexpected decision by the Department of Education. They have been operating out of portacabins for years. Four years ago they were promised a purpose-built school and had expected contractors to begin building next week.
“This is a major blow to the school and the local community. What to the department is just a project status update is a major set-back for the more than 200 current pupils, their families and their teachers.
“The Minister needs to stop this bureaucratic madness and immediately release the funds so construction can commence. The pupils, teachers and wider community want to know that a new school will be built and they deserve to know when.
The Dublin Central candidate continued: “The Minister for Education must explain why at this late stage the project is being subjected to a budget review and indefinite delay? The Minister must also explain how long is the review and delay expected to take? What is the purpose of the review? Why was it not conducted prior to now? What has prompted the review? The Minister has a lot of questions to answer.”
https://www.fiannafail.ie/minister-for-education-needs-to-stop-bureaucratic-madness-and-support-cabra-gaelscoil-fitzpatrick/
January 25, 2016
Sorry, this entry is only available in Irish.
« Previous Page — Next Page »
