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WORKSHOPS 2014Confl ict Resolution – from diffi cult conversations to
challenging behaviour – a toolbox for adult confl ict
Luke MonahanLuke Monahan, Founding Partner, Curam.ie and Mediation Foundation of Ireland. Luke is an accredited
mediator, nationally and internationally, with expertise in workplace confl ict - accredited with the
Mediation Training Institute in the USA and the Mediation Institute of Ireland. He is an executive coach
and certifi ed in emotional intelligence measurement and coaching. In this respect Luke has developed
a range of innovative frameworks and tools in the facilitation of the professional development and
supervision of mediators.This workshop will explore the anatomy of adult confl ict and provide the practical responses that
will resource school leaders to deal effectively with even the most challenging of confl ict.
The session will explore:• common confl ict issues that occur among and with staff
• intimidating and aggressive behaviours• orchestrated blocking and resistance• constructive and destructive confl ict• practical responses to address a variety of confl ict situations
• causes, consequences and constructive resolution• particular common scenarios – concrete tips and tools to manageCommencing a Professional Competence Procedure
Gerry McCaul • Siobhan Corry • Michael KearnsGerry McCaul, JMB School Management AdvisorSiobhan Corry, JMB School Management AdvisorMichael Kearns, Principal, Loreto College, Mullingar (1995-2008) Education Department, N.U.I
Maynooth since 2008This workshop examines the challenges facing the principal in commencing a professional
competence procedure.The objective of this workshop is to offer guidance and advice to the principal in dealing with the
issue of professional competence of a teacher.We will look at the procedures as set down in circular 60/2009 pursuant to section 24(3) of the
Education Act 1998; the implications for school management due to the commencement of Part 5
of the Teaching Council Act 2001; the formulation of an improvement plan.
This workshop will address the initial conversation and the on–going dialogue with the teacher,
support for the teacher, monitoring performance, classroom observation and the provision of
feedback to the teacher.This workshop will give insights into how to commence the initial conversation and how to engage
in an on-going dialogue with the teacher with a view to bringing about a sustained improvement
in performance.
The Post Primary Online (P-POD) Database System
Peter RafteryPeter is an Assistant Principal Offi cer, Parents Learner and Database Section, Department of Education
and Skills, who is currently a member of the P-POD project team. He is also a member of the School
Administration Project User Group which facilitates discussion with the management bodies on school
administration software with a view to having a common approach.
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Completing Your School Improvement Plan (SIP)
Dr. Deirdre Mathews • Miriam Horgan
Deirdre Mathews is an assistant chief inspector with responsibility for policy development in the area of
school improvement and quality, including SSE, teacher education and social inclusion.
Miriam Horgan is a senior inspector, Department of Education and Skills. She is a post-primary inspector of
Chemistry and Science, currently working in the area of school self-evaluation and school improvement.
This workshop examines the requirements and practicalities involved in completing what may be
your school’s fi rst ‘School Improvement Plan’ as required by the School Self-Evaluation process.
The objective of this workshop is to leave participants with greater clarity and confi dence in fi nalising
their school self-evaluation report and SIP.
This workshop will look at clarifying the essential elements of your SIP and a voluntary secondary
principal will offer real-school examples of how they went about the process. This will be a practical
seminar with opportunities to engage with both policy-makers (the Inspectorate) and practitioners
(principals).
The Role of the Chairperson of the Board of Management
Michael Denny
Michael Denny was principal of a large secondary school for 12 years and then Loreto Education Offi cer
for 7 years. He has been chairperson of a secondary school for the last 10 years and has been involved
in the delivery of initial in-service for boards of management for fi ve years.
This workshop examines the practical implications of the statutory role of the chairperson of the
board.
The objective of this workshop is to explore the issues facing chairpersons and to share possible
ways of dealing with such challenges.
This workshop will also look at a number of possible scenarios that could face a chairperson and
participants will have the opportunity to share how they might handle them.
This will be a practical seminar in which participants will consider the issues that commonly arise
at board meetings. Participants will have the opportunity to discuss possible responses to different
scenarios as well as learning what would be considered “best practice”.
School Wide Approach to Literacy
Bernadette Kiely • Isabel Baker
Bernadette Kiely (M.A. in Ed) and Isabel Baker (M.Ed), both formerly of the Junior Certifi cate School
Programme Support Service present this workshop.
They will share their extensive experience of innovative approaches and resource development in
promoting adolescent literacy.
This workshop will look at aspects of a school wide approach to literacy in the context of the
National Literacy Strategy and SSE. It will give insights into methods to enhance adolescent literacy
across the school, drawing on examples from a range of subject areas. Strategies to assist teachers
of all disciplines in planning for literacy, setting realistic targets and keeping records will be suggested
and materials displayed.
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opportunities to work in a self-employed capacity in the Accounts area
for small businesses.
PROGRESSIONGraduates who achieve the required standard may progress to further
studies in IT Colleges through the Higher Education Links Scheme or
may progress to the Certificate in Administration Level 6 available in the
College.
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requirements under the new Common Awards System.
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wellbeing of all people in this and future generations can be secured and sustained through the building
of a just society. My understanding of a just society is one that is structured in such a way as to promote right
relationships so that human rights are respected, human dignity is protected, human development is facilitated
and the environment is respected and protected. The world today is a long way from achieving that kind of
vision. Yet we do have the resources and the capacity to move in that direction; in this generation we can
take substantial steps towards that vision. Receiving the Cork Person of the Month and of the Year awards was a
humbling experience for me – an endorsement from my
own place of what I had done and was doing. No award can match the endorsement of one’s own people. My
nomination for the award was a complete surprise to me. I am extremely grateful to Paddy O’Brien who
nominated me and who himself deservedly won these same awards. I believe these awards are an excellent
way to recognise and acknowledge the talent, the achievements and the work of Cork people. The range
of activities in which award winners have been engaged are vast. The winners have come from all strands of
Cork life which is hugely positive and goes to show we are a truly egalitarian people.”
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Angie Benhaffaf
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“It was such a surprise and honour for me to be
chosen as a Cork Person of the Month. I suppose in my
own thoughts I was just a Mum, but the fact that my
difficult pregnancy, birth and continuous struggles with
the boys were acknowledged just meant so much to
me. The award also acknowledged my on-going charity
work which was quite overwhelming and meant a lot
to me. These awards are so important, as the unsung
heroes or normal regular people like myself are made
feel that what they do or go through is acknowledged
and noticed. After these awards I felt I didn’t feel quite
as alone.
In Cork, I feel we truly have a beautiful, welcoming
city and county. Cork also offers wonderful opportunities
for companies wishing to invest here as we have very
talented and professional people. UCC has turned
out some of the greatest Corkonians, my obvious
favourite being Dr Edward Kiely, the surgeon who led
the medical team who separated my twins at London’s
Great Ormond Street hospital.
For sure the Cork humour and wit got us through a
rough recession. I suppose one of the most admirable
things about us Corkonians is that through the toughest
of times we find laughter. Even in my own personal
circumstances I remember when my little twins were
still conjoined and receiving two appointments in the
post for them. They told me Hassan’s appointment
was 2.30pm and Hussein’s was 3pm – I laughed till my
tummy hurt! In true Cork style I was going to ring up the
hospital and tell them one of the twins couldn’t make
it that day! (It would have been impossible considering
they were still conjoined!!!) In the tough times of a
recession we helped each other out, and it’s lovely that
Cork still has that care for its people. We help each
other in our times of need.
We have a beautiful city and county, the friendliest
people in the world, and incredible places to visit
whether it’s somewhere like Fota Wildlife Park, Cobh’s
Titanic centre or our many beautiful coastal towns –
there’s just so much to see and do here. There was a
reason I chose to stay in Ireland for my honeymoon
back in 1999! I am very optimistic about Cork’s future
as I feel we are climbing back out of the recession and
welcoming tourists back into our county again. I think
we can still do more in advertising what Cork has to
offer tourists. Look at Queen Elizabeth – she absolutely
loved her time in Cork so we should try to get Cork
back on the map! I also feel we should look more at
what Cork has to offer. I am always blown away by
the local Cork talent I see at Cork Opera house and
the amazing sopranos we have along with incredible
dancers. We have so much world class talent here and I
think we need to showcase that more.
One of my most special places in Cork is Youghal
beach. I remember as a child having the happiest times
there and when my little boys were still joined we
brought them there and told them to smell the sea air
and listen to the waves. We promised if they survived
their separation we would return to Youghal beach on
their first birthday. Which we did! A year to the day after
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of Cork people. We are a hardworking people with a
great love for city and county who have always strived
to make things better for each generation. This spirit
and determination are as strong today as ever and,
coupled with what Cork offers in terms of education,
business, infrastructure and lifestyle, I have every belief
that we will continue to work towards the betterment
and development of the county, not only as somewhere
of significance within Ireland but also throughout the
world. My greatest achievements are that I continue to
learn, both from my failures and my successes, and that
my family and I have a close and loving relationship,
and that I have been granted the grace to recognise
the vital importance of family in life. My inspirations
are three: my grandmother who taught me self-belief
and that to succeed you have to work hard; my father
who encouraged me to dream big and that success is
in following your dreams, not in achieving them – he
believed that, if you succeed, that should be treated as
a bonus; my mother who taught me the importance of
family, to never give up on what you believe in, to be
proud of who you are and where you come from, and
to always honour others. All three are proud Norries –
Cork northsiders – and they passed on that love of the
north side of the city to me. Never procrastinate, live life
to the fullest every day, be positive, believe in yourself
and the goals you set and do what you can to achieve
them. Have dreams and goals in life no matter what
they are. Believe in them and don’t be afraid to fail.
Listen to what your critics have to say, learn what you
can from them, but don’t let them dissuade you from
making your dreams reality. Remember that the person
who never tried to achieve their goals never succeeded
in doing anything. Love your family, respect others and
be the best that you can be in this life.”
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County Cork voCational eduCation Committee
2010 – 2013 w Ms. Joan Russell is appointed as CeO of CCveC. (Dec 2010)
w Buildings Projects Discussed with the DeS:-
w Capital Projects; Skibbereen, Carrigaline and Buttevant.
w Additional Accommodation; Clonakilty, Glanmire, St. Aidans, Coláiste Ghobnatan, Coláiste an Chraoibhín,
Bishop Mcegan College, Col. Choilm and St. Colman’s College, Midleton.
w Site Procurement: Carrigtwohill; Kanturk (Primary).
w ASD Units for Midleton and Macroom.
w Summer Works Projects for most of CCveC schools/colleges.
w education Plan 2011 – 2015 Training.
w Carrigaline site development proposals and CCveC School Patronage.
w Coláiste Pobail Bheanntraí date for the handover of the new Campus fixed for 3/11/2011.
w Training for Interview Board members.
w Review of Adult education Service.
w Review and re-structure of Adult Guidance Service.
w Staff Intranet established.
w Presentation on the re-deployment of CeOs relating to the amalgamation of veCs.
w Prof. Barrie Bennett conducts Instructional Leadership Programme nationally.
w Comhair na nOileáin grants approved for the County Cork Islands.
w Meeting of Trustees for Skibbereen C.S.
w visit by Mr. Michael Moriarty Gen. Sec. IveA to KFeC.
w Retirement function for former CeO in Yeats House.
w Team Teaching Guidelines launched by Dr. Harold Hislop, Chief Inspector, DoeSk.
w New educational Worksheet completed for Buttevant College.
w Investigation ongoing at Macroom YR (initiated by former CeO).
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County Cork voCational eduCation Committee
Chairpersons CCVEC
1930 – 2013
v. Rev. Florence McCarthy 1930 – 1961
Rt. Rev. Mgnr. J. Sheedy 1961 – 1968
v. Rev. Dean Fox 1965 – 1968
Rt. Rev. Mgnr. J Barrett 1968 – 1974
Rt. Rev. Mgnr. R.J. Ronayne 1974 – 1980
v. Rev. Dean J. Rea 1980 – 1981
Rt. Rev. Mgnr. Michael Daly 1981 – 1989
ven. Archdeacon William Twohig 1989 – 1991
v. Rev. Mgnr. Denis O’Callaghan 1991 – 1999
Cllr. Donal O’Rourke 1999 – 2004
Cllr. Noel O’Connor 2004 – 2010
Cllrr. Gerry Kelly 2010 – 2013
CEOs 1930 – 2013
Mr John M. Buckley 1930 – 1945
Mr Jimmy Williams 1945 – 1947
Mr Liam Mulcahy 1947 – 1972
Diarmuid O’Drisceoil Uas 1972 – 1973
Mr Robert Buckley 1973 – 1996
Barra O’Briain Uas 1996 – 2010
Ms Joan Russell 2010 – 2013
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‘OIDEACHAS TRÍ PHÁIRTÍOCHT’ ‘EDUCATION THROUGH PARTNERSHIP’
TRACING THE DEVELOPMENTS OF COUNTY CORK VEC
1930 2013
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- Students must write, design and record a 2 minute video pitch
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HERE’S HOW IT WORKS- Our Best Business Idea Box will be on display in reception at
participating schools for a 48 hour period during October to
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- Individual entries only accepted. - Students can simply fi ll in one of the ‘idea’ cards we provide,
with details of a unique business idea they have come up
with and insert the card into the box.
- Once the box has visited all schools in Cork City, entries will
be shortlisted by a panel of local entrepreneurs.
- The top business ideas will then be invited to present at an
awards ceremony in March 2014 where an overall winner
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TAKE FIVE
Everyone’s LifeMatters Personal Support Plan gives you life skills and ideas for
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A healthy body, a healthy mind, positive personal behaviours and good
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What qualities best describe or define you?
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Mid West Tyres Shannon Smithstown Road Shannon, Co Limerick 061 364848
Parkway Tyre Centre Dublin Road Parkway Roundabout Co Limerick 061 414000
Longford Motors Strokestown Road Longford, Co Longford 043 3346055On-Site Tyres Portway Yard, Coe’s Road Dundalk, Co Louth 042 935 1678
Togher Tyres Breaffy Road, Castlebar Co Mayo 094 902 3531
O’Neill’s Tyres and Servicing Academy Street Navan, Co Meath Tyre Services Main Street, Dunshaughlin, Co Meath 01 825 8400
Banagher Tyres Limited Queen St, Banagher, Co Offaly 057 915 2885Pearse Road Tyres Clevragh Business Park Sligo, Co Sligo
