Seeking Parents/guardians of teenagers (aged 12-18 years)

Help to shape the development of a new educational tool for GPs in Ireland on the topic of adolescent mental health!

Dr. Dónal Wallace, Assistant Professor in General Practice TCD, is designing an educational tool for GPs on the topic of adolescent mental health. He is recruiting parents/guardians of teenagers (aged 12-18 years) for 1 hour focus group interviews with parents to guide the development of the tool.

To express interest, contact Dónal at wallacd1@tcd.ie by 5pm on 31/03/2023.

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The National Parents Council Post Primary (NPCPP) is the umbrella group for Parents' Associations in the post-primary sector of the Irish education system.

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npcpp National Parents Council Post Primary @npcpp ·
23 Mar

Seeking Parents/guardians of teenagers (12-18yrs)

Help shape the development of a new educational tool for GPs on the topic of adolescent mental health!

Dr. Dónal Wallace, TCD, is recruiting parents/guardians of teenagers (12-18) for 1hr to guide the development of the tool.

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8 Mar

Are you a parent or guardian living in the Northside of Dublin?
TELL US WHAT YOU THINK ABOUT LIFE
AS A PARENT
Please take 5 minutes to take the Dublin City North @CypscDen & @tusla Survey https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/7L6M57V

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19 Jan

Information for CAO applicants under DARE.

Application Information Session 2023.

https://accesscollege.ie/dare/2022/11/16/dare-application-information-session-2023/

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17 Jan

📣 REMINDER 📣

Register for our joint CAO & NPCPP this evening Tuesday 17th January from 6.30pm. 

Presentations on the #CAO application process, advice on choosing courses and supports for parents/guardians and students.

https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_nDcxXYZuTI6Xki4xHZPF2Q

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The National Parents Council Post Primary (NPCPP) is the voice of, and advocate for, all parents and guardians of young people in post-primary education in Ireland.

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#WednesdayWebinar Sept 28th @ 19:00

Be informed and get involved in consultations around the curriculum on Social, Personal & Health Education (SPHE) / Relationships & Sexuality Education (RSE).

This webinar is linked to the opportunity for parents to feed into the SPHE/RSE online consultation which closes on the 18th Oct

A live presentation by the NCCA

Pre register here-> https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_rYT07wX_RhC2LFPZKUJS8A

Parents are encouraged to give their feedback with regard to the SPHE/RSE curriculum changes by clicking the link below.

https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=s-Fcb2jZiUaBpt7a8TpbEd7GO4o5jLFFp5M2AKX4tMhUMEE3Uk5SUUxJT0FFQ0QySlQ1Wk5SVDhKTy4u

This consultation will be open until 18 October 2022

Mai Fanning - NPCpp President

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Welcome from the NPCPP President – Mai Fanning

“The collaboration, interaction and communication between parents, guardians, educators and partners in education in Ireland remains of vital importance in positively impacting on the education, development and general wellbeing of young people in the post-primary education system”

Mai Fanning, President, The NPCPP