Street clean today in Sheriff Street. Hard-working volunteers left the place sparkling and enjoyed a chat and refreshments too. Thanks to the many people who helped. Here's the crew from Sunflower Recycling/Green Ribbon giving a presentation. Sunflower Recycling @events_DCC NEIC

Why are children's books important? Having access to books increases a child's reading performance and is instrumental in helping children learn the basics of reading. That's one of many reasons why we celebrate Children's Book Week #EveryChildAReader

International Day in Rutland NS!🌎🌍🌏

WATCH #DCUClimate22: President Michael D Higgins President of Ireland delivers the keynote address for the DCU Centre for Climate & Society's inaugural conference 'Climate Action: Ireland's Role in a Changing World' DCU Institute for Climate & Society Deloitte Ireland x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Great piece by Niamh Murray, principal of Rutland: How to deliver real equality in schools – an inner city principal writes irishtimes.com/opinion/how-to… via The Irish Times

O'Connell Secondary School 🇮🇪, mapping all the amazing work within the school and community!

How do you stay current with the great work being done by City Connects and the Mary E. Walsh Center for Thriving Children? Sign up here and receive our emails and newsletters buff.ly/3DPT1Ca

A fabulous collaborative learning experience, sharing best practice re Outdoor Education when our fellow ‘Changemakers’ from Galway ETNS DCU Changemaker Schools Network (DCU CSN) came to visit our school with their Erasmus visitors from Holland, Germany and Serbia.

3 of CDETBs Youthreach North Great George’s St students have been awarded the Niall Smyth Memorial Bursary! The bursary helps students to pursue a sporting/cultural interest. Efrem, Jack and Saeedullah were succesful for Athletics, Drama and Cricket respectively. Well done all!

If anyone has 2 seconds to RT to help this family from my school. 2 children are due to be homeless by the weekend. Anyone who can help please get in touch!

Great evening for the launch of DCU Institute of Education Finglas Local Outreach Community Learning Hub with Dublin Northwest Partnership (DNP) funded by the HEA to support students from the locality into teaching. Thank you to everyone involved!

Welcoming Dr Siobhán OReilly of FamiliBase at the EDC today, a celebration of the end of the semester for our NEIC MEd students

A favourite tweet of this time last year - activism from the children of Central Model School, Dublin and RTÉ news2day

🧵Delighted to share our new study DCU Educational Disadvantage Centre highlighting the importance of mentoring and relational supports for increasing access to university for under-represented students. Read more here👉bit.ly/3xhIygf Dublin City University Anne Looney DCU Access Department of Further and Higher Education HEA

Dr Siobhan O'Reilly, lecturer in Equality, Access and Inclusion, and Paul Downes, Prof of Psychology of Education and Director of the Educational Disadvantage Centre, will deliver the final DCU Centre for Engaged Research lecture on June 22nd. Register at:launch.dcu.ie/3H8FUO8

If you would like to register for Hub classes or supports, click this link: forms.office.com/r/VPrTBNGAjB For more information contact Sarah McManus at [email protected] or call/text/Whatsapp Sarah on 086 0080568. /2 DCU Educational Disadvantage Centre Dublin City University #Finglas #community

Creating masterpieces in clay at our DEIS summer camp.#departmentofeducation

Please RT: Our lovely ginger cat is missing in the Drumcondra area! Hendrix is a 1-year-old male, short-haired ginger cat, with white socks and a white beard. He's neutered and microchipped. If you see him please get in touch, he's really missed.