Postgraduate Certificate in 21st Century Teaching and Learning

Fully funded places are available annually for teachers in our linked and network schools. To find out more, click the links below.

List of Linked schools available here.
If your school is not listed but is involved in the Schools of Distinction programme, you are a Network school.

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Find Lesson Plans & Resources made by Teachers

Welcome to The Staff Room.

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This is a space where secondary school teachers can engage in a community of practice, find and share resources and lesson plans, and connect with the Trinity Access team. 

 

The site contains information about upcoming events, information booklets for teachers and other useful information for teachers in Trinity Access schools or anyone looking to implement the three core practices; Pathways to College, Leadership in Learning & Mentoring.

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Schools of Distinction 2022

Congratulations!!

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A special word of thanks to our judges!

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Teachers from Linked Schools click here

Teachers from Network Schools click here

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Connecting our Community of Practice 

Join our Community of Practice by signing up to our fortnightly Staffroom Mailer and Joining our Staffroom Chats on Thursday. 

Click here to sign up for our Staffroom Mailer
Use our QUICK-LINKS to find resources linked to our three core practices

Pathways to College

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The Pathways to College core practice covers a range of activities designed to increase awareness of, as well as share specific information on, third-level options for students. 

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Check out some resources here

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Mentoring

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The Mentoring core practice involves various types of programmes, designed to foster academic and personal growth among all students. It includes, college-focused mentoring, peer-to-peer mentoring, and career focused mentoring.

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Check out some resources here

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Leadership in Learning

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The Leadership in Learning core practice involves teachers guiding students in ways that help develop students’ autonomy and self-direction, as well as skills such as collaboration, communication, creativity and critical thinking/problem-solving.

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Check out some resources here

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