Lobbying return by CPSMA
Education and TrainingRestoration of the Capitation grant to 200euro, fixing of the Minor Works Grant in annual grant calendar, phased increase in capitation to cover actual core cost of running school
Politician · TD · 34th Dáil
Returns filed on the Register of Lobbying, newest first, with the policy area and intended results as the lobbyist published them.
Restoration of the Capitation grant to 200euro, fixing of the Minor Works Grant in annual grant calendar, phased increase in capitation to cover actual core cost of running school
Make classes smaller, support school leadership, fund school running costs, plan teacher supply and end pay inequality
Restoration of the Primary Capitation Grant to €200
Open and fair promotion of all of Irelands Education sector by the Dept of Foreign Affairs
Secure a fact based study of the issue to inform policy making and recognition that resources not religion is the real issue
The government to provide free education to all students
To receive funding to aid the development of Mary Immaculate College Library.
Reduce class size, school funding increase, greater supports for school leadership roles, pay equality for new entrants
To encourage local chamber engagement with their TDs
To secure commitment to expand the NEPS service included in any future Programme for Government, as per the manifesto commitments made by parties involved in negotiating the formation of a new government, and also seeking the support of other parties and independents to support…
To have the ex-quota guidance provision for second-level schools restored::To have the moratorium on posts of responsiblity in schools lifted::To have the common pay scale for all teachers restored::To have FEMPI legislation repealed
Mandatory teacher training on dyslexia (pre and post service), training of specialist teachers to assess for dyslexia in schools, increase in NEPS and establishment of public assessment service for adults with queried dyslexia, exam accommodations provided at Junior Cert. carry…
Reduced class size, school funding increase, greater supports for school leadership roles
IMPACT seeks the recruitment of at least 77 psychologists in order to achieve a minimum psychologist ratio of 1:3,500 students. The union is also also seeking a commitment to recruit another additional 17 psychologists to address expected needs in light of projected population…