Politician · TD · 34th Dáil
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Returns filed on the Register of Lobbying, newest first, with the policy area and intended results as the lobbyist published them.
We would like Budget 2023 to deliver higher investment in primary and special schools, class sizes to be prioritized, increase in school capitation grant, support school leaders and fund school-based mental health initiatives for children.
Raise awareness of Explorium’s ongoing closure and possibilities for future usage as a national science centre
To raise awareness of the issues affecting international students
Seeking support for Fórsa's campaign to alter the minimum qualifications for a professional SNA grade in education.
To build awareness of Oireachtas members on the lived experience of dyslexia and the need for: (1) accurate, timely identification and support which can be equitably accessed (2) a more developed continuum of support for students with dyslexia (3) mandatory training of all…
Investment in technological higher education sector in Budget 2022::To secure €34.5m investment in Digitalisation & Infrastructure for technological higher education institutions in Budget 2022::To secure €44.6m investment in human capital for technological higher education…
Secure funding for THEA institutions and higher education in Budget 2021
The Gov to agree to more discussion and to commit to signing the pledge
Argue for AONTAS election priorities during the election
Requesting support from all Oireachtas members, for changing the employment status of grant-paid school secretaries, and to convert them on to the public service pay scale.
To secure public service pay scales for school secretaries
Amending legislation
Exemption for not-for-profit community education providers from payment into a newly created learner Protection Fund within the Qualification and Quality Amendment Bill 2018.
Meetings with Senators to brief them on Unite's perspective regarding the proposed legislation::Amendments to proposed legislation to ensure protections for those working in the English Language Teaching sector
Make classes smaller, support school leadership, fund school running costs, plan teacher supply and end pay inequality