Bainistíocht scoile

The project partners designed and implemented a new anti-bullying programme in schools in five EU countries. It drew on the experiences of existing programmes and practices originated by the project partners working in different cultural contexts.  It provided further evidence of effective approaches to the reduction of bullying in schools that will inform the development of improved child centred, whole school strategies for adoption at European level.

The project goal is to provide a comprehensive analysis of best practices for preventing ESL in partner countries in the areas: of ESL monitoring systems; and, methods of counteracting ESL and reintegrating students.

Project partners were from Poland, the UK and Italy. Outputs include a report on ESL monitoring systems, a report on prevention and reintegration methods, and a training pack.

Bhí sé de rún ag an tionscadal 'Gnóthachtáil de chuid gach aon Fhoghlaimeoir a Ardú san Oideachas Cuimsitheach' (RA) fianaise a chur ar fáil den chleachtas éifeachtach i dtaca le gnóthachtáil a ardú agus inniúlacht na scoile agus an phobail a thógáil chun tacú le gach aon fhoghlaimeoir agus chun iad a ghlacadh isteach

Is é cuspóir an tionscadail MiCREATE ná ionchuimsiú grúpaí éagsúla páistí imirceacha a chur chun cinn trí ghlacadh le cur chuige páistelárnach maidir le hionchuimsiú páistí imireacha ag leibhéal oideachais agus beartais. Is é aidhm an tionscadail taighde seo, a eascraíonn ón ngá athshúil a thabhairt ar na beartais reatha maidir leis an ionchuimsiú, imscrúdú cuimsitheach a dhéanamh ar phróisis ionchuimsithe páistí imirceacha an lae inniu ar mhaithe le cur lena gcumas gníomhaíochta, rannpháirtíocht, agus sláinte.

Since 2011, when a new school leader was appointed, the school has focused on the following goals: to promote active participation of students; foster inclusion; nurture autonomy and a sense of responsibility. To reach these goals, the school adopted interactive approaches reorganising learning spaces and educational activities.
Key interventions encompass:
• Outdoor schooling (nursery school). The aim is to stimulate sensory experiences by encouraging direct contact with nature.
• Bag-less learning (primary school). Students only wear a light purse to hold their personal belongings and a notebook for homework tasks while school is furnished functionally with advanced learning tools.
• Workshop rooms and flipped classrooms (secondary school). Teachers personalise their working space based on their functional teaching needs in terms of furniture arrangement, tools, books etc. In flipped classroom, time and self-study activities are reversed where students prepare for a class by watching a pre-recorded lecture or then lead the discussion.

The European Policy Network on School Leadership- EPNoSL has developed a tool to reflect upon, identify challenges and prioritize areas for policy action to support and enhance school leadership for equity and learning. It addresses policy makers, school authorities, school actors, researchers and leadership training institutes. The School Leadership Toolkit is designed to support analyses of the ways different school leadership policies and programs interplay and influence the overall capacity of school leaders and their schools to effectively and persistently address equity and learning challenges in their schools. It contains a range of useful materials, videos, case studies and toolsets on different aspects of school leadership.

D'fhiosraigh an tionscadal Tacaíocht do Cheannaireacht Ionchuimsitheach ar Scoil (SISL) an dóigh le ceannaireacht ionchuimsitheach ar leibhéal na scoile a chur chun tosaigh agus chuir sé uirlisí cabhracha ar fáil. Ghlac an tionscadal san áireamh gurb é cuspóir na ceannaireachta don oideachas ionchumsitheach ná rannpháirtíocht iomlán maidir le deiseanna foghlama nithiúla, baint amach ar ardchaighdeán agus folláine do gach aon fhoghlaimeoir, lena n-áirítear iad atá i mbaol den eisiamh, a bhaint amach. 

The CARMA Toolkit fosters collaborative learning approaches in schools, based on non-formal learning (NFL) techniques, for learners who have been identified as being at risk of early school leaving and/or low achievement. The Toolkit provides practical resources for classroom practices and to transform school cultures to improve student motivation and participation. Involvement of the wider community in supporting collaborative learning is also encouraged. A Competence Assessment Model supports teachers to assess learners’ collaborative skills. A teacher’s diary to track implementation and learner progress accompanies the Toolkit.. The Toolkit is available in full and short versions in 8 languages English, Spanish, Italian, French, German, Portuguese, Dutch and Turkish.