NEPS Responding to Critical Incidents in Schools
Repurposing Education through Blended Learning (REBEL) Erasmus+ Project
The Repurposing Education through Blended Learning (REBEL) Erasmus+ Project is managed by PDST TiE and aims to support teachers in exploring how blended learning can support and enhance their current practice. Through a series of short self-directed modules (podcasts/ screencasts/ interactive PDFs), teachers are provided with a variety of approaches to blended learning which will help them to reimagine their current practice and try out some innovative activities with their classes. Teachers will also be fully supported by a PDST Digital Technologies advisor who will facilitate fortnightly online check-ins (approx 30 mins) to discuss feedback from the module activities and provide those involved in the project an opportunity to share their practice with each other.
The expression of interest form for this programme will close on September 28th @ 5pm.
Primary Schools
The programme commences on October 6th with an in-person event and will run until December 8th with an in-person shared learning event. Two teachers per school are now being invited to express their interest in joining us for the project.
To view the key dates involved and express your interest please visit www.pdst.ie/REBEL-primary
Post Primary Schools
The programme commences on October 6th with an in-person event and will run until December 6th with an in-person shared learning event. Two teachers per school are now being invited to express their interest in joining us for the project.
To view the key dates involved and express your interest please visit www.pdst.ie/REBEL-postprimary
Reading Recovery Graduation 2022
Reading Recovery Graduation 2022
Congratulations to the Class of 2022 for completing their Initial Professional Development in Reading Recovery this year in Cork Education Support Centre.
These wonderful teachers have completed a year of professional learning and teaching and changing the lives of children under the expert guidance of Eibhlís O'Brien.
Reading Recovery is a school-based, short-term literacy programme designed for children in senior infants and first class (aged between five years nine months and six years six months) identified as the lowest literacy achievers following one year at school. It is a thoroughly researched and evidence-based early literacy intervention.
A Night at the Museum - 17th May at 7pm
Cork Education Support Centre has partnered with Cork Public Museum to host a Night At The Museum event in Cork Public Museum, Fitzgerald’s Park.
This event will be hosted by the Museum Curator, Dan Breen, and will consist of a tour of the exhibits with a focus on bringing class groups to visit the museum.
The event will take place on Tuesday 17th May from 7pm to 8pm and will be suitable for Primary and Post Primary teachers.
Free parking will be available on the night on the grounds of Cork Education Support Centre (T12 KC86).
We kindly ask you to share this invitation with any teacher in your school who may be interested.
Please RSVP via email to