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On today's podcast, I'm talking about:
- another review of the school meals programme
- Falling numbers in Kerry ask questions about small schools
- we move on to trying to save the arts in the unconvention
On today's podcast, I talk about the EU Kids Act, Maths anxiety conference, and the researchED conference.
On today's podcast, I talk about:
- attendance and why more children are missing school after the COVID-19 pandemic than before the COVID-19 pandemic
- how the HSE has no data on whether schools are teaching the drug prevention programme
- the Minister for Education's visit to Estonia to research AI
On today's podcast, there was no mention whatsoever about education in the media, so I thought I would take some time to talk about the union's plans if their ballot on industrial action passes. I explain what Croke Park hours are for those who think there's something to do with the GAA, and whether I agree or not with the CEC representatives' plans.
On today's podcast, I talk about:
- a school transport scheme for Dublin
- Is homework actually good for children?
- the home tuition scheme
I also discuss the Lead the Way podcast and the story of a principal that stepped away. Tune in almost every day for education news and analysis from me.
Today I talk about a UNESCO report on teacher shortages, upcoming strike action, and a free book for all sixth class pupils in Ireland, as well as delving into behaviour.
It's Monday, September 7, and today I'm covering:
- Job-sharing arrangements have been relaxed.
- Councillors in schools.
- A politician calling for schools to solve societal problems.
- A new week means a new theme in the unconvention.
In today's episode, I talk about strikes from the unions, social media and e-scooters, and we wrap up the week of unconvention on the Irish language.
In this video, I welcome everyone back for Season 2 of the podcast and celebrate my 25th year in teaching, as well as going through the plans for the unconvention and what's been happening otherwise in my life over the summer.
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The Primary Round-Up is a quick, independent take on what’s happening in Irish primary education. Each episode, Simon Lewis picks at least three of the day’s education stories, explains what’s…