Teaching and Learning Irish in English-Medium Schools. Perspectives of Children, Young People, Parents, Teachers, Principals and Student Teachers. Report 2. Towards an Action Plan for Irish in English-Medium Schools

A wide-ranging consultation was undertaken to ascertain the perspectives of a range of participants on the teaching and learning of Irish in primary and post-primary schools. This report examines the opinions and experiences of children, young people, parents, teachers, student teachers and principals in both primary and post-primary education. On the whole, participants expressed a clear desire to learn Irish, in principle, but signalled a range of challenges that hinder learning and progression in the system. Participants offered a series of recommendations to work towards a more successful, inclusive and stimulating environment for learning, teaching and assessing Irish.

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2025-09-01
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Teaching and Learning Irish in English-Medium Schools. Perspectives of Children, Young People, Parents, Teachers, Principals and Student Teachers. Report 2. Towards an Action Plan for Irish in English-Medium Schools

Dublin City University Open Access Institutional Repository (Dublin City University)
Educational Theory and Curriculum Studies
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Teaching and Learning Irish in English-Medium Schools. Perspectives of Children, Young People, Parents, Teachers, Principals and Student Teachers. Report 2. Towards an Action Plan for Irish in English-Medium Schools

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A wide-ranging consultation was undertaken to ascertain the perspectives of a range of participants on the teaching and learning of Irish in primary and post-primary schools. This report examines the opinions and experiences of children, young people, parents, teachers, student teachers and principals in both primary and post-primary education. On the whole, participants expressed a clear desire to learn Irish, in principle, but signalled a range of challenges that hinder learning and progression in the system. Participants offered a series of recommendations to work towards a more successful, inclusive and stimulating environment for learning, teaching and assessing Irish.

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