E-scéal 318 - SNA Croke Park Hours – Do’s & Don’ts
- Published: 17 October 2012
DES Circular 71/2011 now requires SNA’s to contribute to the Croke Park Agreement. IPPN members have contacted the support office seeking clarity on its implementation in schools. We have provided a list of the main queries to the DES for clarity and received the following guidance.
E-scéal 317 - Parent Associations, Parent/Teacher Meeting & Planning Prompts
- Published: 15 October 2012
Parent Associations – Good Relations
During this time of year, the IPPN Support Office receives many queries in relation to parent associations and their role within the school community. It may be an opportune time to reflect on the relationship between the parent association and the school. IPPN and NPC-P jointly produced ‘Supporting Each Other – a guide to best practice for the effective partnership between principals and parent associations’.
E-scéal 316 - RCTs & VAT returns – Are they a core part of your role as a leader of learning?
- Published: 05 October 2012
Schools are now obliged by law to process VAT returns for a range of works carried out on building, extensions, refurbishments, repairs etc. These taxes are known as Relevant Contract Taxes (RCTs). Responsibility for processing of RCTs rests with your Board of Management (BoM).
E-scéal 315 - Principals’ Professional Briefing Day Resources
- Published: 05 October 2012
Membership 2012/2013 Please renew you membership before 8th October.
To continue to avail of IPPN supports and services, including networking@ippn.ie and the Principal Advice call back service, please renew your membership before Monday 8th October. Without membership renewal, from October 8th you will not be able to access IPPN’s key membership services.
E-scéal 314 - Welcome Back & Dates For Your Diary
- Published: 06 September 2012
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