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The controlled sector is the largest education sector accounting for 49% of all Northern Ireland’s schools, including 63 nursery schools, 380 primary schools and 69 post primary schools. Controlled schools are open to all faiths and none which brings a rich diversity and inclusive ethos.
Leaders and managers have powerful levers with which to improve teaching and learning, through their influence on staff motivation, commitment and wellbeing. Great teaching inevitably leads to pupil achievement and success. This event aims to help principals and senior leaders to better lead teams to improve the quality of teaching and learning and the pupil experience.
CSSC is delighted to invite the leaders of special schools to a Teacher Professional Learning event which will take place on Monday 21 March from 1.30pm to 4pm. We would encourage you to share this invitation with up to three members of your Senior Leadership Team.
The event, informed by our special school Principals, will be facilitated by Jonathan Peach from The Art of Brilliance. Drawing on over 15 years of research into positive psychology, Jonathan will encourage attendees to consider how we can lead our teams productively and creatively when the world is doing its worst.
As part of their shared education partnership the pupils of Killowen Primary School and St John’s Primary School, Coleraine have worked throughout the pandemic to Take 5 steps to wellbeing.
An investment of over £3 million will be made this year to establish 16 new Nurture Groups in primary schools across Northern Ireland as part of the Fair Start Action Plan. CSSC supports the Fair Start Action Plan which aims to tackle persistent educational underachievement.
Jones Memorial Primary School is open to all and has been serving the community of Enniskillen since 1906.
An estimated £794million is to be invested in schools.
A lively discussion involving around 50 representatives from churches, schools and a range of other key organisations with a role in education took place in Portadown, on Friday (25th March) with a view to helping children and young people to reach their full potential. Mark Baker, CSSC Chief Executive took part in a panel discussion at the event.
CSSC’s teacher professional learning seminar for nursery principals will focus on SEN in the early years, and will provide an opportunity to engage with colleagues from other controlled nursery schools.
Congratulations to Limavady High School on winning the School of Kindness Award for the UK.
