Feasibility Study for the Opening of a Second-level School by Educate Together

The report of the Feasibility Study for the Opening of a Second-level School by Educate Together was launched on Wednesday 23rd July 2008 by Senator Ivana Bacik, Independent Senator or Dublin University. The event took place in the Atrium, Trinity College and was attended by representatives from Educate Together schools and working groups, academics, public representatives, NGOs, members of the press and others and was addressed by Senator Bacik, Dr Aidan Seery and Dr Andrew Loxley from the School of Education, Trinity College, and Paul Rowe, CEO of Educate Together.

Publications
Articles from the Press
Photos from the Launch

Publications

Full Report - Feasibility Study for the Opening of a Second-Level School by Educate Together	Initial Feasibility Study for the Opening of a Second-Level School by Educate Together	Proposed Curricular Framework For an Educate Together Second-Level School by Kathleen Geraghty,  June 2008

Articles from the Press

Irish Times - Second-level push by Educate Together - by SEÁN FLYNN, Education Editor

Irish Examiner - Parents seek second-level Educate Together school - Niall Murray, Education Correspondent

Irish Examiner -No response from minister to multifaith school plans- Niall Murray, Education Correspondent

Photos from the Launch

Emer Nowlan, Paul Rowe, Senator Ivana Bacik, Dr Aiden Seery & Dr Andrew Loxley

Robin and Dasha Hilliard

Senator Ivana Bacik speaking at the launch

Aedín Ní Thuathail and Emer Nowlan

Paul Rowe and Ferdia Kelly, Joint Managerial Body

Sara Huff, Katherine Noto and Sudha Patel from Duke University

Katya and Dasha Hilliard

Cllr Derek Keating

Deirdre Moffat, Swords ETNS and Ken McCue, from Sport Against Racism Ireland