Educate Together commits itself to support the establishment of Equality-Based schools. That is, all children having equal rights of access to the school, and children of all social, cultural and religious background being equally respected.
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Educate Together schools are democratic environments where all community members – students, parents and teachers – have a voice in how the school is run. This objective has been at the heart of the Educate Together ethos since the 1970s.
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We’d love to hear from you about the reasons you’re interested in an Educate Together Secondary School for East Cork.
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In this video, Charlotte talks about her experience of attending an Educate Together Secondary School in Cork. She hopes that her younger siblings will have the same option closer to home in the future. The goal of our campaign is to bring a much needed Second Level Educate together school to East Cork.One of the
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Over the last few months we’ve been working with an independent research consultant to compile a report on the Secondary School situation in East cork.We’re now working through the first draft of this report that will form an important part of our campaign for a new Second Level school. We couldn’t have done this without
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This is Bader, a second-year student, talking about his experience of going to an Educate Together Secondary School in Cork. He previously attended Midleton Educate Together National School, and would have loved to have had the opportunity to continue his Educate Together journey in East Cork, but that just isn’t an option… The goal of
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Things have been a little quiet here lately. The last few months have been challenging for everyone, with lots of uncertainty ahead. The good news is that we’re continuing our work behind the scenes on campaigning for a new secondary school for East Cork. There will be lots to tell you in the coming weeks…
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Yesterday we had a great meeting with David Stanton, TD, Tegwin Stephenson, Parliamentary Assistant, Niall Wall, Educate Together Regional Officer, along with Rhodri Mears and Niamh Wylde representing ECETSS. We have full backing from David Stanton for an Educate Together in East Cork and together with ourselves and Niall Wall, we will work towards a
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Join the East Cork Educate Together Secondary School committee at a Family Table Quiz fundraiser! Prizes donated by local businesses!All ages welcome. €30 per team. Each team must have minimum 1 adult and 1 child. Max team size of 5 people. Location: Midleton Educate Together National School, Broomfield West, Mill Road, P25 NH94 Email [email protected]
At a recent meeting of the Midleton/Youghal Municipal Council Green Party Cllr Liam Quaide received support for a motion to address the growing shortage of secondary school places in East Cork. East Cork Journal Read the rest of the article on the East Cork Journal Website.
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