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The Physical Education Teacher Education (PETE) team at Mary Immaculate College (MIC) have been celebrated as being “national leaders” in their area and standing as a “model for best practice to others” by the President of MIC, as he celebrated their attainment of the Disciplinary Excellence in Learning, Teaching and Assessment (DELTA) Award.
Mary Immaculate College (MIC) Professor Aisling Leavy is one of three lead researchers who will coordinate Ireland’s first longitudinal study of teachers, Teachers’ Professional Journeys: The First Decade, commissioned by the Department of Education and the Teaching Council of Ireland.
Head of the Department of STEM Education at MIC, Professor Leavy, represents MIC in a consortium with the University of Limerick and the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI), which will carry out this major piece of research, due to be completed in 2030.
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A huge congratulations to Corpus Christi Primary School in Moyross, Co. Limerick who recently won a European award for a feature-length movie they produced on the Siege of Limerick and the subsequent Flight of the Wild Geese. In line with MIC's long-standing community engagement work, a number of MIC academics were delighted to support the school in the production of the movie, namely Dr Loïc Guyon, Nicky Fennell and Dr Paul O'Brien.
