Congratulations Dr. Alshleh from all of us CTYI where you worked on both the primary and secondary school programme. Dublin City University You truly are an inspiration! Syrian refugee realises dream of becoming a doctor rte.ie/news/2024/0620… via RTÉ

We are back! 2024 CTYI Summer Programme is up and running Dublin City University. We have over 2,500 students taking courses over the next six weeks. Let the fun begin!

So Bentley visited CTYI in Dublin City University yesterday. It’s safe to say he was a huge hit and I was relegated to a support role while (literally) everyone patted him.

I am thrilled to announce that I have been elected as President of the European Council for High Ability ECHA. ECHA is the main organisation for gifted people in Europe. I am delighted to say that we will host the ECHA conference Dublin City University in 2026 showcasing the great work CTYI

Fantastic day Dublin City University where our CTYI secondary school students showcased their work from the various classes. These are better than some of the posters I see at conferences. Research matters!

Fantastic to see my great friend Dr. Olivia Hurley visiting us CTYI yesterday. Such a wonderful and inspiring person! Our students were delighted Dublin City University

Calling all former (and current) @ctyi staff and students. Please see details of the second edition of our Speaker Series Dublin City University on Monday evening. The line up this year includes the amazing @lisa_mcnamee and Christine Bohan. We would love to see you so DM me for further details.

So excited to be Dublin City University this evening at the @ctyi alumni event. Great speeches and nostalgia from former student @lisa_mcnamee and former staff member Christine Bohan under the brilliant interviewing skills of Andrew Payne.

These are just some of the amazing projects on display CTYI today. We are having an expo of student work Dublin City University. From criminology, robotics and art design these students are so talented. Great way to finish up the six week summer programme.

Honoured to give a keynote address ECHA 2024 in Thessaloniki. Great to talk about 30 years of work @ctyi and our pathways forward Dublin City University

It would be great if someone could help our wonderful PhD student Megan Griffiths (She/Her)

We are back! First day of CTYI primary school classes Dublin City University this term. Over 1,000 students and some very interesting courses. Oh and the parents have to listen to me! I think the kids are getting a better deal.

Great to see this article in today's The Irish Times. An important area @ctyi that is often overlooked in gifted education. Well done Dylan and Malachy. Dublin City University ‘In school people are scared to be a bit strange’: Gifted students on life in mainstream schools irishtimes.com/ireland/educat…

Delighted to give a presentation today Trinity College Dublin to the teachers of the future. Great to share my thoughts about the diversity within CTYI gifted students. Showcased some brilliant research in this field conducted Dublin City University

Thrilled to see former CTYI student and current staff member Dr Lisa McNamee win this award. She was the recently the recipient of our alumni of the year in the summer Dublin City University. Such a multitalented and lovely person.

Delighted to be back Dublin City University for our new term CTYI. Over 1,000 students starting classes around the country today. Great excitement on campus.

Happy to promote this interesting piece of research

A great week showcasing a new CTYI programme Dublin City University. We had a number of female students and kids from DEIS schools taking advanced Maths and Chemistry classes funded by Purposeful Ventures. The future is bright @OrlaDunne10 Dr. Leeanne Hinch ✨🌼✨ Hazel Skinner (she/her)

What a great day Dublin City University. Such a great showcase for research and thrilled that Dr. Leeanne Hinch ✨🌼✨ PhD student Megan Griffiths (She/Her) emerged as the winner. Such a brilliant advocate for what we do CTYI. Well done Meg

Currently supervising a PhD student looking at high ability students with autism here CTYI but parents saying that there is no support for these students at school. Dublin City University Percentage of children diagnosed with autism rises threefold in less than a decade irishtimes.com/ireland/educat…