The Pupil Pathway can be used by Shared Education Partnerships to:
- Provide pre-school and school leaders with a clear
overview of the Shared Education journey, which can
then be embedded within the Pre-School/School
Development Plan;
- Guide Shared Education leaders/coordinators in the
development of annual action plans within the
partnership;
- Support practitioners in the planning, implementing,
monitoring and evaluation of Shared Education.
To access the pupil pathway document, use the link below.
A_Pupil_Pathway_Shared_Education.pdf – Google Drive
The Pupil Pathway can be used by Shared Education Partnerships to:
- Provide pre-school and school leaders with a clear
overview of the Shared Education journey, which can
then be embedded within the Pre-School/School
Development Plan;
- Guide Shared Education leaders/coordinators in the
development of annual action plans within the
partnership;
- Support practitioners in the planning, implementing,
monitoring and evaluation of Shared Education.
To access the pupil pathway document, use the link below.
A_Pupil_Pathway_Shared_Education.pdf – Google Drive
Shared Education Teacher Professional Learning Hub has been developed by the Education Authority to :
- Promote cross-sectoral partnership working
- Develop an understanding of Shared Education
- Build the capacity of the school system to deliver highly effective Shared Education
- Share best practice from teachers, school leaders and academics
- Explore new approaches which can improve outcomes for children and young people
- Establish the link between Shared Education partnership working and School Improvement
- Facilitate teachers with a range of resources and materials that can be used to deliver Shared
Education
- The Hub provides a menu of online Modules and Case Studies that will support students, teachers
and school leaders to deliver quality Shared Education experiences to Children & Young People.
The Shared Education Teacher Professional Learning Hub can be accessed throughout Good Relations Week 2021 and after.
To access the Shared Education Hub, please use the link below.
Shared Education (google.com)
Shared Education Teacher Professional Learning Hub has been developed by the Education Authority to :
- Promote cross-sectoral partnership working
- Develop an understanding of Shared Education
- Build the capacity of the school system to deliver highly effective Shared Education
- Share best practice from teachers, school leaders and academics
- Explore new approaches which can improve outcomes for children and young people
- Establish the link between Shared Education partnership working and School Improvement
- Facilitate teachers with a range of resources and materials that can be used to deliver Shared
Education
- The Hub provides a menu of online Modules and Case Studies that will support students, teachers
and school leaders to deliver quality Shared Education experiences to Children & Young People.
The Shared Education Teacher Professional Learning Hub can be accessed throughout Good Relations Week 2021 and after.
To access the Shared Education Hub, please use the link below.
Shared Education (google.com)
Shared Education Teacher Professional Learning Hub has been developed by the Education Authority to :
- Promote cross-sectoral partnership working
- Develop an understanding of Shared Education
- Build the capacity of the school system to deliver highly effective Shared Education
- Share best practice from teachers, school leaders and academics
- Explore new approaches which can improve outcomes for children and young people
- Establish the link between Shared Education partnership working and School Improvement
- Facilitate teachers with a range of resources and materials that can be used to deliver Shared
Education
- The Hub provides a menu of online Modules and Case Studies that will support students, teachers
and school leaders to deliver quality Shared Education experiences to Children & Young People.
The Shared Education Teacher Professional Learning Hub can be accessed throughout Good Relations Week 2021 and after.
To access the Shared Education Hub, please use the link below.
Shared Education (google.com)
Donemana will celebrate Good Relations Week by bringing young people from St Michael’s Primary School to the Drummond Centre to learn about Chinese Culture and taste authentic Chinese cuisine.
The launch of a new digital version of the Collecting the Past/Making the Future exhibition that was on display at the Ulster Museum in 2020. The new resource is a curriculum-linked and interactive experience that creates a legacy for the exhibition and also brings it to new audiences, including schools.
1000 years on from events that marked the partitioning of the island and the formation of Northern Ireland, the exhibition explores events leading up to and around partition as well as the impact and legacy that period has had on today.
The exhibition and new digital resource explores multiple narratives and provides opportunities for young people to understand the significance of those events and to be better informed about modern-day issues of culture and identity as a result of the events of 100 years ago.
Promotion of cultural arts and crafts, promoting engagement and awareness of a variety of cultures from around the world.
Send a photo of your completed arts and crafts to goodrelations@antrimandnewtownabbey.gov.uk and the first 10 receive a Good Relations Goodie Bag.
This event provides an opportunity to invite people who might not traditionally use our buildings to come and engage in an event that is specifically targeted to meet their learning needs.
The Droichead Project works with a diversity of communities where learning Irish is not always viewed as traditional, including broadly Unionist communities.
It is an opportunity for young Irish speakers to meet participants from our outreach classes. Senior members of Club Óige are the perfect Irish Language advocates to engage with our outreach participants. The event will be an opportunity to broaden their knowledge of the Irish Language community locally, find out about the young people and speak Irish with them.
This will help them feel more included in the Irish Language community locally and increase their confidence to engage with it. This event will celebrate the linguistic heritage of the area and highlights the shared heritage of the Irish Language.
For more info, please contact catherine@culturlann.org / 02871 264132