Passionate about education , proud mother and grandmother. IPPN Past President , Honoured as Life Member of the International Confederation of Principals 2023
Players have a duty of care to each other when it comes to tackling and a players head. Equally, they have a duty to not be overreacting to physical contact, which is a disservice to the game and making it difficult for referees to know when a player is genuinely injured #gaabeo
This International Women’s Day, Elders call for a woman to be the next head of the United Nations.
Women have fought for the right to vote, to work, to lead but the gender gap remains. We need to break the glass ceiling at the highest level.
#IWD2025, #MadameSG, @1for8billion
High-performing education systems like Finland, Estonia, Singapore, China, and Japan tend to prioritize more recess, fewer direct instruction hours, hands-on projects, and real-world problem-solving—while limiting excessive screen time. Yes, even China is limiting screen time!
IPPN is delighted to have had so many of our past presidents in attendance at this year's Deputy Principals' Conference in Galway - to celebrate 25 Years of IPPN, officially launched on 10th February 2000 in Dublin Castle.
#ippn25
A Big congratulations to Dr. Muthengi on the completion of his doctoral thesis with @UofTNews
His research on democratic school governance and the Student Council Participation Pyramid is set to revolutionise student leadership. ICP is proud to celebrate this milestone!
Goodbye, 2024. Hello, 2025!
As we are about to step into the new year, we’re inspired by the collaboration and innovation of school leaders worldwide.
Here’s to a year of growth, impactful leadership, and progress in education.
61% of educators report feeling overwhelmed or worn out, according to the interim report on Secondary Traumatic Stress (STS).
The demands of teaching are higher than ever. We need systemic change to safeguard their mental health and provide real support.
Cork Education Support Centre were delighted to host a celebration on Monday last to mark the 30th anniversary of the first Primary Principals’ Conference in October 1994 that was held in the Imperial Hotel - ‘Talking Heads’.
ASPA president @andy_mison, representing Australian public secondary schools, testified at the Senate Inquiry on the Better Fairer Funding Bill, calling for a new national accord on education. ASPA supports this call to prioritise student well-being and properly funded schools.
Leendert-Jan Veldhuyzen reflects on the IPPN Conference: Pairic Clerkin’s speech on the importance of principals was powerful, and the event had a welcoming family atmosphere.
A great reminder of the crucial leadership role principals play in education.
AGPPA president Pat Murphy and ASPA president @andy_mison spoke on behalf of all Australian public schools at the Senate Inquiry into the Better Fairer Funding Bill at Parliament House today. @QASSPInc@AGPPA2000
Ireland produces more graduates with skills in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) than any other EU country. Importantly, we are second only to France in our number of STEM-skilled female graduates. This is an investment in our future. 🇮🇪👩🔬
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Thinking of this remarkable woman today and how lucky I was to encounter her. She would have been 50 today. It was only when she died that I found out we shared a birthday 💔
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Throwback to the ICP World Convention.
Students gave us a powerful message: “It’s time to roll up our sleeves and make a change!”
They highlighted the impact of: 🔹 Wellbeing 🔹 AI 🔹 Social media 🔹 Climate change
Irish women are amongst the most highly educated in the world. Two-thirds of those aged 25-34 have at least a bachelor's degree. Amongst European and OECD countries, only in Lithuania are more young women so well educated. 🇮🇪👩🎓
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