A huge congratulations to 6th year student, Ciara Fitzsimons who has just returned from the Taekwon-Do European Championships where she was crowned the new -50 kg champion at Senior level. Ciara is the first Senior female to win her first…
Our very own Louise Boylan, Maths and Applied Maths teacher here at the Institute of Education, has just written her latest edition of the Less Stress More Success series of Maths revision books. Congratulations to Louise and her co-writers!
Congratulations to 5th Year student, Rachel Yuxuan Chen, who was shortlisted for the Zurich Young Portrait Prize for her oil on canvas entitled, Juvenile. Well done Rachel!
The Institute of Education is proud and excited to be among the finalists for the prestigious EY Entrepreneur Of The Year Awards 2019. In this video Peter and Una Kearns talk about the teachers and team at the Institute whose…
“The highlight of my 4th year experience so far, was the Barista Training Course we did with Dublin Barista School. The course began on a Friday morning. A group of us from 4th year spent the whole day learning how…
We were honoured to welcome Pauline McMahon, ISL/English interpreter from Deaf Communications and Patrick Matthews, full time assistant professor of Deaf Studies in TCD, to the school on Tuesday. Patrick will be teaching our 4th Years a 13 week module in…
We were delighted to welcome prospective students and their parents to our first Open Evening of the year last night. The evening was a great success with tours of the school, the chance to speak to our teachers and students…
Our very own Director Of Sport Brian Gregan is hosting a series of lifestyle talks for our students. Brian will share his expertise on how to keep healthy during the academic year and give tips on how to fulfil your…
We are delighted to see our Head of Operations and Capital Projects, Deirdre Callanan, appear on the front cover of Construction Magazine. As the client representative during our recent renovations, she spoke to Construction about the all-female team she worked…