The Church of Ireland’s Board of Education (Northern Ireland) has expressed its appreciation to all principals, governors, teachers and staff for their dedication on the commencement of a new school term in these most difficult and unprecedented times.
Peter Hamill and Robert Dunne highlight some ways in which we can help to support children at this time as the new school year begins.
The following statement has been issued by the Transferor Representatives’ Council (TRC), responding to Ulster University’s ‘Briefing Paper on the Governance of Schools’.
The Church of Ireland’s Board of Education (Northern Ireland) is encouraging members of the Church to respond to a short questionnaire on the post–primary transfer procedure, published by the Northern Ireland Assembly’s Education Committee.
The Transferor Representatives’ Council (TRC) has paid tribute to Mrs Helen McClenaghan.
The Church of Ireland Board of Education (Northern Ireland) has paid tribute to Mrs Helen McClenaghan, who died yesterday afternoon (4th June) following a lifetime of service.
A delegation from the Transferor Representatives’ Council (TRC) recently (but before lockdown) met with Peter Weir, Minister of Education, at Stormont.
The Transferor Representatives’ Council (TRC) – representing the Church of Ireland, the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, and the Methodist Church in Ireland in educational matters – today expressed its thanks and appreciation to principals, teachers and governors in these unprecedented times.
Dr Peter Hamill and Dr Ken Fennelly recently attended the General Assembly of the International Association for Christian Education in Vienna on behalf of the Boards of Education (Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland).
The Drelincourt School in Armagh, one of just three Church of Ireland schools in Northern Ireland, has hit the headlines with the press covering the story of their innovative use of film for teaching.
