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Wednesday, 16 Jan 2013

Written Answers Nos. 288-311

Student Grant Scheme Delays

Questions (288, 289)

Charlie McConalogue

Question:

288. Deputy Charlie McConalogue asked the Minister for Education and Skills the total number of students who have been asked to provide additional documents in order for their student grant application to proceed and the full list of the types of documentation that are being requested of these students; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1217/13]

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Charlie McConalogue

Question:

289. Deputy Charlie McConalogue asked the Minister for Education and Skills if he will list in full the types of documents that students are expected to provide along with their application for a student grant to Student Universal Support Ireland; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1218/13]

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Written answers

I propose to take Questions Nos. 288 and 289 together.

On submission of a grant application students progressing to the next stage of the assessment process are issued with a checklist of documentary evidence which they need to provide in order to complete their application. This checklist is tailored from the specific information provided on the student's application. The checklist outlines the supporting documentation required and where this documentation can be sourced.

On receipt of complete supporting documentation Student Universal Support Ireland (SUSI) can determine if the applicant satisfies the eligibility conditions for a student grant, which include nationality, residence, academic progression and means. The documentary evidence is necessary to verify the information provided by the student on their on-line grant application.

A full list of the documentary evidence that may be required is outlined in Schedule 5 of the Student Grant Scheme 2012 (S.I. No. 189 of 2012 refers).

SUSI may on receipt of this documentation require further additional documents to determine eligibility. This arises for a variety of reasons. It may emerge, as a result of the documentation provided, that something was omitted from the student's initial on-line application or that further clarification on information provided is needed. In a small number of cases it may emerge that a document that is needed in support of the application was not requested at provisional assessment stage. The Deputy will appreciate that in the context of SUSI having received in excess of 67,000 applications that some errors may inevitably arise when handling a high volume of applications within a relatively short timeframe.

Some 12,632 students have to date been asked to provide further additional documents to determine their eligibility for a student grant. This data has been provided to my Department by SUSI. It is understood that of these, some 6,775 students have returned the required documentation while some 5,857 have yet to provide the additional documentation requested. The additional types of documentation that are being requested in these instances, are critical to establishing a student's eligibility to a grant, and can relate to any aspect of the Scheme, such as residency, nationality/immigration status, previous academic attainment but, predominantly, relates to means.

Special Educational Needs Services Provision

Questions (290)

David Stanton

Question:

290. Deputy David Stanton asked the Minister for Education and Skills if all sections of the EPSEN Act 2004 have been fully implemented; if not, the sections of the act which remain to be implemented; the timescale for same; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1221/13]

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Written answers

I wish to advise the Deputy that a significant number of sections of the Education for Persons with Special Educational Needs (EPSEN) Act have been commenced, principally those establishing the National Council for Special Education (NCSE) and those promoting an inclusive approach to the education of children with special educational needs. Specifically, the following sections have been commenced - 1, 2, 14(1)(a), 14(1)(c), 14(2) to 14(4), 19 to 37, 40 to 53. The remaining sections of the Act have yet to be commenced.

The National Council for Special Education (NCSE) made recommendations which suggested that additional investment over a period of years of up to €235m per annum, across the education and health sectors, would be required to fully implement the EPSEN Act. My Department's opinion is that the level of investment required would be greater than that envisaged in the NCSE report.

In the light of the very difficult economic situation, and these significant costs, the previous Government deferred the full implementation of EPSEN.

Given the costs involved and current fiscal constraints, addressing this issue will be very challenging. I will be considering how we can develop a plan to implement the objectives of the EPSEN Act so as to deliver improved educational outcomes for students with special needs.

The NCSE have been asked to provide comprehensive policy advice on how the education system can best support children with special educational needs. This advice will guide the preparation of a plan on how aspects of EPSEN can be implemented, including the prioritising of access to children with special needs to an individual education plan.

Student Grant Scheme Reform

Questions (291)

Charlie McConalogue

Question:

291. Deputy Charlie McConalogue asked the Minister for Education and Skills further to the external review of Student Universal Student Ireland that is to be carried out, the persons who will be carrying out this review; the terms of reference for the review and the time period within which the review is to be completed; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1224/13]

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Written answers

Arrangements are currently being made to issue a request for tender to engage the requisite expertise to carry out the external review referred to by the Deputy. The terms of reference for the review are currently being finalised.

The proposed timeline for completion of the review is March 2013.

Question No. 292 answered with Question No. 249.

Student Grant Scheme Delays

Questions (293)

Barry Cowen

Question:

293. Deputy Barry Cowen asked the Minister for Education and Skills when a decision on a student grant will issue in respect of a person (details supplied) in County Westmeath. [1242/13]

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Written answers

Officials in my Department have confirmed with Student Universal Support Ireland that on the 15th January 2013, a request for further documentation was issued to the student referred to by the Deputy. As soon as the requested documentation is received, the student will be notified directly of the outcome.

Student Grant Scheme Delays

Questions (294)

Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin

Question:

294. Deputy Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin asked the Minister for Education and Skills when a decision will issue in respect of the higher education grant application of a person (details supplied) in County Monaghan; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1258/13]

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Written answers

Officials in my Department have confirmed with Student Universal Support Ireland that on the 10th January 2013, a request for further documentation was issued to the student referred to by the Deputy. As soon as the requested documentation is received, the student will be notified directly of the outcome.

Pupil-Teacher Ratio

Questions (295)

Eric J. Byrne

Question:

295. Deputy Eric Byrne asked the Minister for Education and Skills his views on correspondence (details supplied) regarding cuts in the education sector; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1264/13]

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Written answers

The matter referred to by the Deputy is an employment issue between the person concerned and their employer, County Dublin Vocational Education Committee.

By way of background, the pupil-teacher ratio (PTR) for Post Leaving Cert (PLC) - at 17:1 - is more favourable than the PTR in second level schools - 19:1. The Government decided to raise the PLC PTR to the same level as that which applies in all free second-level schools.

While it would be preferable not to have to make any changes, it is hard to justify providing a more generous PTR in PLC - which is mainly geared to school leavers and adults returning to education - than second-level schools - which cater for teenagers. This decision is being made at a time when the Government has succeeded in protecting class sizes in primary and free second-level schools for the coming year, ensuring that our limited resources are rightly focussed on the children in our education system.

The change will take effect in September 2013 and will reduce the number of PLC teaching posts by 200. It may lead to some reduction in subject choices for students but the sector has expanded rapidly over the past few decades, developing many innovative programmes for its students. In the meantime VECs will have an opportunity to plan for the reduced allocation across the schools/colleges under their remit and to work with their Principals and staff to ensure they can continue to deliver programmes which closely meet the needs of both students and employers.

Action Plan for Jobs

Questions (296)

Dara Calleary

Question:

296. Deputy Dara Calleary asked the Minister for Education and Skills the 2012 targets set for his Department for implementation of the Jobs Action Plan; if he will report on the attainment or otherwise of these targets; the reason targets were not met; the steps he is taking within his Department to create new jobs; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1280/13]

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Written answers

The Department of Education and Skills actions in the "Action Plan for Jobs 2012" are set out in the following document.

All actions were implemented on target, with one exception regarding an element of action 1.38 – "Introduce a systematic approach to the national surveying of undergraduate and postgraduate students and employers to inform institutional and programme management and development."

A working group chaired by the HEA which includes institutional and student representatives has been established to oversee the introduction of the new national student survey in question. I understand that it had been planned that a pilot of the new National Student Survey would be ready to be tested during the third quarter of 2012. However, more time was required to finalise the survey instrument. This further developmental work is currently underway and measures are also being taken to raise awareness of the survey among higher education institutions and students in advance of the roll out of a full scale national pilot in the first quarter of 2013. While my Department has no direct role in the creation of jobs, it is providing significant and innovative training opportunities for the unemployed to assist them in returning to work. It also should be noted that the funding for positions throughout the education sector is channelled through the Department's budget.

Department of Education and Skills

2012 Action for Delivery

1.34 Ensure unemployed persons have access to relevant education and training solutions

Allocate €20 million for a new Education and Training Fund Design and operational details of the new Fund to be arranged.

Q1 2012 DES

Prioritise places, including in the further education and training sector, specifically for those on the Live Register for 12 months or more FÁS, Skillnets, Further Education and Training providers have been notified of the requirement to prioritise the long term unemployed

Q1 2012 D/ Social Protection / DES/ SOLAS

Issue a new call under the Springboard programme for higher education courses that are aligned with areas of future skills needs as identified by the Expert Group on Future Skills Needs targeted at the unemployed.

Q1 2012 DES / HEA

Having regard to objectives of Pathways to Work , establish a formal process to ensure that the training provided under the auspices of SOLAS is consistent with the demands of the labour market and the needs of individuals to regain and secure employment. At a strategic level, an agreed and structured consultation process will be established between the National Employment and Entitlements Service and SOLAS, as well as other stakeholders including the Higher Education Authority and Expert Group on Future Skills Needs, in relation to the development and delivery of education and training programmes to meet the needs of those on the Live Register and national skills needs

Q1 2012 DES / SOLAS / D/Social Protection / DJEI / Forfás / Industry

1.35 Respond to immediate shortages in the ICT sector

Maximise the uptake of Springboard ICT programmes, Jobbridge National Internship Programme, and introducing a Higher Diploma Level 8 Conversion Programme

Initiate Q1 2012 DES

Improve retention rates on undergraduate ICT programmes including the promotion of alternative ICT related progression pathways for students

Ongoing 2012 DES

Increase the mathematical proficiency of students at secondary level including further roll-out of Project Maths, professional development opportunities for teachers and the implementation of a new National Numeracy and Literacy Strategy

Ongoing 2012 DES

Ensure that higher education programmes in ICT are aligned to changing needs including the establishment of a high level ICT Foresight Group to strengthen further the dialogue between key industry and HEI decision makers

Initiate Q1 2012 DES

Increase the number of students with good maths skills into ICT undergraduate programmes through a range of awareness initiatives that will complement the introduction of bonus points for maths from Sept 2012.

Ongoing 2012 DES

1.36 Incentivise greater participation in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics and highlight areas of skills shortages

Provide bonus points for students taking leaving certificate higher level mathematics from 2012.

Ongoing 2012 HEIs

Disseminate the work of the Expert Group on Future Skills Needs on future trends and vacancies to schools and guidance counsellors, appropriate websites (e.g. Qualifax, Careers Portal, Career Directions) and through the media.

Ongoing 2012 EGFSN / Forfás / DES / Education and Training Providers

Examine the scope to make available a limited number of bursaries that would be linked to the takeup of specified skills in high demand.

Q4 2012 DES

1.38 Improve linkages between higher education and enterprise

Introduce of a new system of strategic dialogue to align funding of higher education institutions to performance in the achievement of national objectives for system development and priorities in relation to skills development.

Ongoing 2012 HEA

Introduce a systematic approach to the national surveying of undergraduate and postgraduate students and employers to inform institutional and programme management and development.

Pilot completed Q 3 2012 HEA

Publish guidelines for the establishment of higher education institutional clusters at a regional level to support enterprise development and employment needs.

Q1 2012 HEA

Introduce a targeted funding scheme for research masters scholarships with strong enterprise focus.

2013 HEA

1.39 Foster greater alignment between the Further Education and Training sector and the labour market

Review of further education and training options so that employment prospects for participants are improved and enhance capacity to respond to specific sector or occupational skills needs On statutory establishment, SOLAS and other agencies under the DES (e.g. Higher Education Authority, Skillnets) will roll out a new approach through better targeting of services appropriate to the profile of the unemployed and the needs of the labour market, based on a shared analysis of the available data in relation to the profile of unemployed people, including Live Register, Quarterly National Household Survey and Department of Social Protection profiling data.

Ongoing 2012 DES / SOLAS

Review the Apprenticeship training model, including costs, duration and demand with a view to providing an updated model of training that delivers the necessary skilled workforce to service the needs of a rapidly changing economy and ensures appropriate balance between supply and demand.

Initiate in 2012 DES / SOLAS

1.46 Roll out 100 Mbps broadband to 200 second level schools

Q3 2012 DCENR/ DES/ HEAnet

3.19 Reallocate up to €1.2 million per annum from the National Training Fund to fund management development networks and mentors for SMEs through Skillnets

Pilot programme to be designed and developed

Q1, Q2 2012 DES / Skillnets

Implement and evaluate programme

Q3, Q4 2012 Skillnets

7.5.1 Implement the Action Plan on ICT Skills to address the skills needs of ICT and related sectors.

Pursue upskilling and conversion actions to increase the domestic supply of high level skills over the period 2012 2014 including maximising the uptake of Springboard ICT programmes, Jobbridge National Internship Programme, and introducing a Higher Diploma Level 8 Conversion Programme;

On going 2012 DES

Pursue actions to improve retention rates on undergraduate ICT programmes. This includes the promotion of alternative ICT related progression pathways for students;

On going 2012 DES

Pursue actions to increase the mathematical proficiency of students at secondary level including further roll-out of Project Maths, professional development opportunities for teachers and the implementation of a new National Numeracy and Literacy Strategy; On going 2012 DES

Pursue actions to ensure that higher education programmes in ICT are aligned to changing needs including the establishment of a high level ICT Foresight Group to strengthen further the dialogue between key industry and HEI decision makers;

On going 2012 DES

Pursue actions to increase the number of students with good maths skills into ICT undergraduate programmes through a range of awareness initiatives that will complement the introduction of bonus points for maths from Sept 2012.

Ongoing 2012 DES

7.5.2 Invest in 100mbps broadband connectivity for second level schools as an enabler for eLearning and enhancing digital skills for school leavers

Connect first 200 schools

Q3 2012 DCENR / DES / HEAnet

Roll out programme to connect all schools by end 2014

Ongoing to end 2014 DCENR / DES / HEAnet

7.6.6 Ensure that ICT Skills Action Plan incorporates needs associated with development of Cloud Computing in Ireland

Q4 2012 DES

7.11.1 Implement the actions contained in the International Education Strategy.

Continue roll out of the new Education Ireland brand and marketing/promotion strategy, especially using social media

Q4 2012 DES / EI / Fáilte Ireland

Enhancing performance through partnership and collaboration

Q4 2012 DES / EI

Development of targeted and relevant international offerings for students

Q4 2012 DES

Strengthening our Networks of Influence

Q4 2012 DES / DFAT / EI

Work directly with educational organisations to develop their capability

Q4 2012 HEIs

7.11.2 Establish a statutory Code of Practice and a Quality Mark (to be awarded to educational institutions that meet certain criteria) to provide the basis for quality assurance of education services provided to international students

Passage of legislation and establishment of QQAAI

Q4 2012 DES

Prepare for roll-out of International Education Quality Mark in 2013

Ongoing 2012 DES / QQAAI

7.11.5 Undertake a number of education missions and events in 2012 (e.g. India, China, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, US, Brazil).

Q4 2012 DES / EI / Fáilte Ireland / Tourism Ireland

7.11.7 Work with the relevant institutions/providers to increase their capability and potential to attract international students

Ongoing 2012 EI / HEA / Fáilte Ireland

7.12.5 Review the apprenticeship model including costs, duration and demand with a view to providing an updated model of training that delivers the necessary skilled workforce to service the needs of a rapidly changing economy and ensures appropriate balance between supply and demand

Initiate review of the apprenticeship model

Q4 2012 DES

7.12.6 Ensure that labour activation programmes continue to be aimed at enhancing the employability of the unemployed, reskilling, upskilling and keeping redundant workers/unemployed persons close to the labour market and are tailored specific to the needs of this cohort of unemployed

The “Pathway to Work” approach will ensure regular and ongoing engagement with everyone on the Live Register to provide opportunities for work, education and training.

Ongoing 2012 DES / D/Social protection

7.12.7 Ensure that HEIs and other providers meet emerging and future skills needs of enterprise within the Green economy relevant to construction.

To be undertaken in context of new system of strategic dialogue to align funding of higher education institutions to performance in the achievement of national objectives for system development and priorities in relation to skills development

Ongoing 2012 DES

7.13.1 Actions identified throughout the Action Plan will impact positively on the retail and wholesale sector, in particular our stated intention to:

Support management development networks and mentors for SMEs through Skillnets

Ongoing 2012 DES / Skillnets

7.13.8 Provide funding from the Workplace Basic Education Fund for up skilling workers in these sectors

Ongoing 2012 DES / SOLAS

Schools Building Contractors

Questions (297)

Niall Collins

Question:

297. Deputy Niall Collins asked the Minister for Education and Skills if he will provide the name and contact details of the contractor awarded the construction project (details supplied); and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1291/13]

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Written answers

The project referred to by the Deputy is on my Department's 5 year construction programme and is scheduled to commence construction in 2013. To date a contractor has not been appointed.

Teachers' Remuneration

Questions (298)

Niall Collins

Question:

298. Deputy Niall Collins asked the Minister for Education and Skills if a decision can issue as soon as possible in relation to a matter (details supplied); and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1292/13]

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Written answers

The scheme for the award of incremental credit for second level teachers was agreed under the auspices of the Teachers' Conciliation Council and is currently set out in consolidated format in Department Circular 29/2007. The application of this Circular in Further Education (PLC) colleges is under discussion at the Teachers Conciliation Council, which is the recognised forum for dealing with the pay and conditions of service of Teachers. The Parties to the forum include representatives of the managerial authorities of schools, the teacher unions, the Department of Education & Skills and the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform. As the proceedings of the Conciliation Council are confidential it would not be appropriate for me to make any further comment at this time.

Student Grant Scheme Representations

Questions (299)

Seán Ó Fearghaíl

Question:

299. Deputy Seán Ó Fearghaíl asked the Minister for Education and Skills the reason the Student Universal Support Ireland system will not respond to queries from Oireachtas members in relation to grant applications (details supplied); if he supports this approach; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1306/13]

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Written answers

The Oireachtas email and dedicated phone line were set up by Student Universal Support Ireland (SUSI) so that Oireachtas members could contact SUSI directly with queries rather than contacting the SUSI Helpdesk. I understand from SUSI that although the phone-line and email facility was fully operational there have been some delays in the past with responses due to the volume of e-mails and calls received. However, I am assured by SUSI that this situation was addressed and that it is currently up to date. A response is issuing generally within 24 hours of receipt of the email.

In relation to the details supplied by the Deputy it would appear that the e-mail was sent to the SUSI helpdesk and not to the dedicated Oireachtas email address.

Officials in my Department have confirmed with SUSI, that the application of the student referred to by the Deputy has already been awarded a grant and an award letter issued on the 8th January 2013.

School Accommodation

Questions (300)

Charlie McConalogue

Question:

300. Deputy Charlie McConalogue asked the Minister for Education and Skills the number of primary schools that are wholly housed in temporary accommodation; the names, roll numbers and founding dates of these schools and the percentage of these schools that are gaelscoileanna; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1312/13]

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Written answers

The following table outlines all primary and post-primary schools currently renting temporary accommodation. As can be seen from the table, 10.6% of primary schools and 8.5% of post-primary schools currently renting accommodation are all-Irish schools. The commencement date of each rental is also outlined.

Historical information in relation to schools operating wholly in temporary accommodation or in purchased prefabs is not readily available.

As you may be aware, in March 2012 I announced a new initiative to replace rented prefabs in both primary and post-primary schools. Over 170 schools have been approved to replace rented prefabs with permanent accommodation of which 154 of these are included in the attached list, as they are currently renting accommodation.

Schools, whose major projects are being progressed under my Department's 5-Year Plan, are also included.

Primary and Post Primary schools in Temporary Accommodation

Roll No

School Name

County

Commencement date of Temporary accommodation

04077I*

St Brigids NS

Carlow

01/08/05

11135K

St Mary's NS

Carlow

01/09/05

16080N*

St Phadraig Naofa

Carlow

14/12/07

17514C

Clonegal NS

Carlow

01/12/08

17994T

SN Fhoirtcheim

Carlow

19/09/06

18424G

St Joseph's NS

Carlow

01/08/12

20295K**

Carlow Educate Tog

Carlow

01/01/08

20370V

Saplings School

Carlow

01/09/07

61140K*

St. Leo's College

Carlow

01/09/07

61150N

Presentation - Del La Salle College

Carlow

15/08/12

08453H*

Crubany NS

Cavan

01/09/06

08490N

St Clare's PS

Cavan

01/09/07

16057S

Convent of Mercy NS

Cavan

01/09/07

16083T

St Mary's NS

Cavan

01/09/05

16959M

Curravagh NS

Cavan

03/12/01

17326B*

St Felim's NS

Cavan

15/11/04

17625L*

Knocktemple NS

Cavan

01/09/07

18857O**

Carrigabruise NS

Cavan

01/09/05

19439B

Holy Family NS

Cavan

05/08/08

19608V

St Kilian's NS

Cavan

01/09/02

19871N

Scoil Naomh Padraig

Cavan

06/10/01

20026G

GS Bhreifne

Cavan

01/09/12

70380I**

Breifne College

Cavan

28/08/11

04919H*

St John's NS

Clare

01/09/06

14757N

Scoil na Mainstreach

Clare

01/08/07

15301V*

Kildysart NS

Clare

01/09/07

16186G*

Inch NS

Clare

03/07/06

16677C

CBS Bunscoil Inis Senior School

Clare

01/09/99

16908S

Sixmilebridge NS

Clare

28/08/06

16946D*

Parteen NS

Clare

01/09/06

17583V**

Knockanean NS

Clare

01/09/05

18639E

Ballynacally NS

Clare

01/02/08

19274S*

St. Conaire's NS

Clare

01/05/07

19849U

GS Donncha Rua

Clare

01/09/02

19999Q

GS Uí Choimín

Clare

01/09/94

20041C*

St. Senan's Conv

Clare

24/05/07

20075T*

St. Mochulla's NS

Clare

24/09/07

20086B**

Ennis Educate Together NS

Clare

03/02/07

20245S

Ennistymon National School

Clare

01/11/07

20312H

Raheen Wood Steiner NS

Clare

01/07/08

20313J

Mol an Oige NS

Clare

01/09/08

70840Q

Ennistymon VEC

Clare

01/10/07

01272O

Glandore NS

Cork

09/05/01

02114B*

Ballygiblin NS

Cork

06/11/06

04118T*

Bishop Ahern NS

Cork

01/11/06

07242M

Cloghroe NS

Cork

01/09/05

10047I

Macroom Convent NS (St Joseph's)

Cork

10/09/01

10523O

Fermoy Adair NS

Cork

01/09/06

10724B

South Abbey NS

Cork

18/12/10

11992I**

Whitegate Mixed NS

Cork

20/03/01

12004A

Mallon No1 NS

Cork

30/07/08

12041G*

St. John the Baptist, Midleton NS

Cork

01/09/06

12263B

Scoil Cnoc Gogáin

Cork

01/09/12

12447L

Baltydaniel NS

Cork

03/09/01

12473M

Scoil Mhuire na nGrós (Greenmount Monastery NS)

Cork

01/09/02

12505W

Kilbarry NS

Cork

01/09/01

13234W**

Cloughduv NS

Cork

01/09/06

13375R*

Scoil Bhríde

Cork

01/09/03

13512B*

Scoil Mhuire Lourdes

Cork

01/10/06

13728B

Castletownshend NS

Cork

06/09/05

13779S*

Dromahane NS

Cork

01/09/05

13828F**

St. Columba's Boys NS

Cork

01/07/04

13889C

Shanbally NS

Cork

01/09/11

14052V**

St Colmans BNS

Cork

01/09/06

14839P

Clondrohid NS

Cork

01/09/06

15165Q

Ballintotas NS

Cork

01/01/07

15484J*

SN an Chroí Naofa

Cork

25/11/03

15594Q*

Grange NS

Cork

05/09/01

15646J

Coomhala NS

Cork

01/09/07

15701O*

Bartlemy NS

Cork

01/09/07

15781P

Ballintemple NS

Cork

01/09/02

15792U*

SN Naomh Micheál

Cork

01/09/07

16087E

Kealkil NS

Cork

01/09/06

16271U**

Watergrasshill NS

Cork

01/09/08

17011W

St Mochomóg's NS

Cork

01/09/05

17103E**

Scoil Chlochair Mhuire

Cork

01/09/07

17152R

Knockskeagh NS

Cork

07/01/08

17168J*

SN Inis Eoghain

Cork

01/09/07

17297U

St Fergal's NS

Cork

01/09/05

17360B*

SN Mhuire

Cork

01/05/07

17505B*

Brooklodge NS

Cork

01/09/06

17533G

Rahan NS

Cork

01/09/08

17600S**

Scartleigh NS

Cork

01/09/06

17609N**

Rathcormac NS

Cork

01/01/11

17804L

SN Cnoc Na Manach

Cork

01/09/06

17823P*

Glantane NS

Cork

01/09/06

17972J*

Killmurry NS

Cork

01/09/07

17993R*

Scoil Mhuire Gan Smál (B) (Glasheen BNS)

Cork

17/09/07

18000W**

Scoil Mhuire Naofa

Cork

07/02/07

18128C

Scoil Mhuire NS

Cork

01/09/07

18217B

Scoil Padre Pio

Cork

01/09/05

18428O

Bailenóra NS

Cork

01/05/01

18468D*

St Mary's NS

Cork

01/12/05

18483W

School of the Divine Child

Cork

01/11/01

18497K*

Scoil Inse Ratha

Cork

05/02/07

18535P*

St John's GNS

Cork

01/09/06

18829J

Summercove NS

Cork

01/09/12

19256Q*

Scoil Ghobnatan

Cork

01/09/07

19351K

Cill Chriodain

Cork

01/09/00

19381T

Rathmore NS

Cork

01/09/07

19404F*

Scoil Mhuire SN

Cork

01/09/06

19415K

Scoil an Athar Tadhg

Cork

02/09/02

19557H

Caheragh NS

Cork

01/09/00

19637F

Scoil Fhionnbarra

Cork

31/08/01

19760E*

Scoil Triest

Cork

01/09/06

19761G*

St Peter's NS

Cork

01/09/06

19801P

Drimoleague Junior School

Cork

01/09/05

19839R**

GS Uí Ríordáin

Cork

01/09/83

19851H**

GS de Hide

Cork

01/09/08

19881Q**

GS Charraig Uí Leighin

Cork

01/09/05

19906G

Cork School Project NS

Cork

01/09/07

19909M

GS Pheig Sayers

Cork

01/09/05

19978I

Maulatrahane Central NS

Cork

01/09/00

19993E**

GS an Ghoirt Alainn

Cork

01/01/04

20006A**

GS Chloch na gCoillte

Cork

01/09/09

20025E

GS Droichead na Banndan

Cork

01/08/11

20049S

Ringaskiddy Lower Harbour NS

Cork

31/05/01

20074R

St Gabriel's Spec School

Cork

01/09/04

20106E**

Scoil Niocláis

Cork

01/09/06

20107G**

Gaelscoil Mhainistir na Corann

Cork

01/09/06

20151J

Gaelscoil Mhuscrai

Cork

01/09/09

20204E

Kilworth National School

Cork

07/11/11

20222G*

Scoil Chuil-Aodha/Barr dInse

Cork

01/09/05

20239A

Gaelscoil Ui Drisceoil

Cork

01/07/11

20265B

Gaelscoil Chionn tSaile

Cork

01/09/07

20310D**

Carrigaline Ed Tog NS

Cork

17/08/09

20336V**

Midleton Educate Together NS

Cork

01/08/11

20354A**

Cara Jnr School

Cork

01/09/11

62050O

The Hamilton High School

Cork

01/07/10

62090D

Scoil Mhuire Gan Smál

Cork

23/08/12

62170B

Sacred Heart Sec School

Cork

27/08/07

62360G**

Christian Brothers Secondary School

Cork

29/08/12

62421A*

Presentation Sec School

Cork

27/08/07

62460K

St Francis College

Cork

01/09/07

62730N

St Patricks College

Cork

12/11/07

91499E**

Kinsale Community School

Cork

27/08/07

07143K

Monreagh NS

Donegal

01/09/05

11843O*

Niall Mor NS

Donegal

01/09/07

12077E

Scoil Naomh Fiachra

Donegal

01/09/06

13755E

Gartan NS

Donegal

15/10/07

16672P**

Lurgybrack NS

Donegal

01/09/02

16821G*

St Patricks GNS

Donegal

18/02/08

16903I

Faugher NS

Donegal

01/09/07

17721H

Scoil Treasa Naofa

Donegal

01/09/06

17728V*

SN Talamh na Coitle

Donegal

01/09/06

18625Q

Scoil Cholmcille

Donegal

01/09/06

18737E

Scoil Bhride

Donegal

01/09/05

19313C

Glenswilly NS

Donegal

03/07/07

19343L*

SN Dhubhthaigh

Donegal

03/09/07

19724A**

Little Angels Special School

Donegal

01/09/07

19927O

Scoil Mhuire

Donegal

09/09/05

19967D

Scoil Iosagain

Donegal

01/09/07

19971R**

Gaelscoil Adhamhnain

Donegal

01/09/05

20097G

Gaelscoil Bhun Chranncha

Donegal

01/09/99

20144M

Gaelscoil Chois Feabhaill

Donegal

01/09/03

20167B

Gaelscoil Eirne

Donegal

02/09/02

20235P**

Letterkenny Educate Together

Donegal

01/09/06

62830R

St. Eunan's College

Donegal

27/08/10

71140Q

Crana College

Donegal

01/09/07

76081F

Coláiste Ailigh

Donegal

01/11/07

76107U

Gaelcholaiste Bhun Cranncha

Donegal

15/08/07

00752A

Central Model Senior Mixed NS

Dublin

01/09/07

01170G*

Naul National School

Dublin

01/10/07

01795A

Central Model Infants School

Dublin

20/07/06

06200O*

St Mary's BNS

Dublin

01/12/07

07546J

Our Lady of Lourdes NS

Dublin

01/09/06

11583O

St. Andrew's NS

Dublin

01/09/06

12014D**

St Andrew's NS

Dublin

16/04/07

14180H

Holmpatrick NS

Dublin

01/09/06

16333Q

St. Patricks JNS

Dublin

17/12/08

16461C**

St Finian's NS

Dublin

01/09/06

16972E*

SS Peter & Paul JNS

Dublin

01/09/05

17055T**

Scoil Naomh Mhuire

Dublin

01/09/06

17083B*

Scoil Mhuire gan Smal

Dublin

01/09/07

17472M

Hedgestown NS

Dublin

30/08/11

17569E

St Oliver Plunkett NS

Dublin

10/11/05

17691E

Lusk NS

Dublin

01/09/10

17912O

St John Boscos SBS

Dublin

01/03/01

17953F*

Edmondstown NS

Dublin

01/09/07

17961E**

Lusk NS

Dublin

01/09/06

17978V

Naiscoil Ide

Dublin

01/10/00

18046A**

Scoil Bhríde BNS

Dublin

01/09/01

18047C**

Scoil Bhride GNS

Dublin

31/08/06

18210K

St Michaels House Special School

Dublin

10/09/07

18386B*

Marist NS

Dublin

01/10/07

18411U*

St Marys NS

Dublin

01/12/01

18412W*

Scoil Phadraic C

Dublin

03/09/07

18632N

SN Eoin Bosco

Dublin

01/09/06

18671A

St Michaels House

Dublin

01/09/07

18763F

St Michaels Special NS

Dublin

10/09/07

18778S

St. Mochta's NS

Dublin

01/09/06

18815V

Our Lady of Lourdes

Dublin

01/09/06

18976W*

St Colmcilles BNS

Dublin

12/10/01

18977B

St Colmcilles GNS

Dublin

01/06/07

19066L*

Loreto Primary

Dublin

29/08/07

19220S*

Scoil Ide

Dublin

01/08/07

19221U

Scoil Aine

Dublin

01/04/00

19259W

St. Patricks GNS

Dublin

01/09/07

19281P

Mater Special School

Dublin

01/09/08

19390U

St. Marks SNS

Dublin

01/09/08

19435Q*

St Francis Xavier JNS

Dublin

01/09/06

19470S

St Francis Xavier SNR

Dublin

01/09/07

19472W*

St Marks JNS

Dublin

01/12/06

19509T/19510E

Talbot SNS

Dublin

01/09/11

19515O*

St. Teresa's NS

Dublin

01/07/07

19535U

St Cronan's SNS

Dublin

01/07/05

19545A

St Patricks JNS

Dublin

09/01/06

19574H

Divine Word NS

Dublin

01/09/06

19594N

St Pauls Youth Encounter Project

Dublin

01/09/77

19605P

Scoil Mhuire JNS

Dublin

01/01/02

19624T**

St Catherine's NS

Dublin

01/09/06

19625V

Scoil Realt na Mara

Dublin

01/10/07

19636D

St Patricks SNS

Dublin

01/09/07

19652B*

Sacred Heart NS

Dublin

10/12/07

19660A

Rush NS

Dublin

01/03/01

19662E

St Michael's Primary School

Dublin

21/12/08

19676P

Scoil Aine Naofa

Dublin

01/09/06

19705T

Catherine McAuley NS

Dublin

14/04/04

19757P**

St Michaels Special NS

Dublin

01/09/06

19782O

St Brigids JNS

Dublin

01/09/06

19817H**

Scoil Mhuire

Dublin

01/09/06

19834H

St Aidans NS

Dublin

01/09/06

19877C*

Holy Family SNS

Dublin

01/02/00

19878E**

Holy Rosary PS

Dublin

01/09/05

19907I*

Gaelscoil Mologa

Dublin

01/09/07

19926M**

Gaelscoil Cholaiste Mhuire

Dublin

21/12/01

19949B

Muslim NS

Dublin

01/08/08

19991A

Ghaelscoil na Camoige

Dublin

01/07/06

20012S**

Griffith Barracks Multi D School

Dublin

01/09/06

20021T

Henrietta St School

Dublin

25/09/98

20028K**

Setanta Special School

Dublin

01/12/08

20043G

Gaelscoil Chnoc liamhna

Dublin

01/09/06

20047O**

Gaelscoil Bharra

Dublin

01/06/97

20103V

John Scottus NS

Dublin

01/09/99

20139T**

Inchicore NS

Dublin

01/01/06

20152L**

North Dublin Muslim School

Dublin

01/01/02

20168D**

Glasnevin Educate Together NS

Dublin

01/10/07

20190T**

Holy Trinity NS

Dublin

01/09/05

20220C

Gs Ui hEarcain

Dublin

01/09/08

20304I**

St. Francis of Assisi

Dublin

13/08/08

20308Q**

Belmayne ETNS

Dublin

13/08/08

20334R**

Gaelscoil Ros Eo

Dublin

01/09/08

20348F**

Hollywell ETNS

Dublin

30/08/10

20372C

ABA Facility (Saplings)

Dublin

01/09/05

20375I

Abacus

Dublin

01/09/06

20378O

St Kevins (Abacus Unit)

Dublin

01/09/05

20381D

Red Door Learning Centre

Dublin

01/10/09

60092U**

Clonkeen College

Dublin

01/09/05

60343T

St Josephs Sec School

Dublin

01/12/07

60370W

St Fintan's High School

Dublin

01/09/08

60450U

Coláiste Mhuire

Dublin

01/09/03

70010V**

Balbriggan Community College

Dublin

01/11/06

76062B

Castleknock Community College

Dublin

01/12/06

76085N

Gaelcholaiste Reachrann

Dublin

01/09/05

76130P**

Luttrellstown Community College

Dublin

01/09/09

81002K

Mount Temple Comprehensive School

Dublin

01/02/08

03359N*

Ballyroan Boys NS

Dublin

01/09/06

19474D

St Colmcille's JNS

Dublin

20/08/12

20401G

Stepaside ET

Dublin

01/06/12

03607G

Leitrim NS

Galway

01/05/08

04506F

Oranmore BNS

Galway

20/02/06

05754G**

SN Chreachmhaoil

Galway

16/01/04

07551C*

Ballinderreen NS

Galway

01/09/07

09833W

Lettergesh NS

Galway

01/11/01

10095T

Scoil Naomh Treasa

Galway

01/03/06

11675T

Annagh BNS

Galway

01/09/07

12954F

Scoil Bhride

Galway

01/09/07

13208V

Convent Primary School

Galway

30/10/05

13365O

Scoil Mhuire

Galway

01/09/06

15228O

Corgary NS

Galway

23/02/02

16293H

Kilrickle NS

Galway

29/11/01

16804G*

SN Chlair na Gaillimhe

Galway

01/01/07

17444H

Scoil Seosaimh NS

Galway

01/09/05

17613E

Scoil Chaitriona Naofa

Galway

01/09/01

17655U

SN Caladh na Muc

Galway

01/09/12

17668G**

Scoil na bhForbacha

Galway

08/09/06

17759J**

Scoil Bhride

Galway

01/09/11

17782E

Scoil Bhride

Galway

01/11/05

17807R

Cahergal NS

Galway

01/09/05

18089S

Scoil Mhuire an Gharran

Galway

01/01/02

18112K

Scoil Eanna

Galway

01/09/05

19567K

St Anne's School

Galway

01/09/11

19803T*

Scoil Sheamais Naofa

Galway

01/12/04

19965W

Scoil Mhuire

Galway

01/09/05

19994G

GS Mhic Amhlaigh

Galway

01/09/06

19996K*

St Brendan's NS

Galway

01/12/06

19998O**

GS De hIde

Galway

01/09/98

20000L**

Galway Educate Together

Galway

01/09/07

20042E

Scoil an Chroi Naofa Ballinasloe

Galway

15/10/07

20061I**

GS Iarfhlatha

Galway

01/07/12

20070J

Rosedale School

Galway

01/09/01

20123E**

Gaelscoil Riabhach

Galway

01/07/04

20199O**

Oughterard NS

Galway

01/09/00

20211B**

Claregalway ETNS

Galway

01/09/05

20237T**

Gaelscoil Riada

Galway

01/09/06

20264W

GS na bhFili

Galway

03/09/07

20280U

Newtown National School

Galway

03/09/12

20326S

Kilcolgan Educate Together

Galway

01/08/08

20328W

St Teresa's Sp School

Galway

01/09/10

20350P

Merlin Woods Primary School

Galway

01/06/10

20371A

Abalta School

Galway

01/09/11

62870G**

Presentation College

Galway

02/08/05

62880J*

St Joseph's College

Galway

01/09/07

62960H

St Joseph's Patrician College

Galway

01/09/09

71330V**

Colaiste na Coirbe

Galway

01/09/05

03132I*

Sliabh A'Mhadra NS

Kerry

01/04/05

07841L

Kilgobnet N S

Kerry

16/04/07

08320L

St Clare's GNS

Kerry

30/08/07

09708T

Scoil Mhuire

Kerry

01/09/05

13615L*

Scoil Eoin

Kerry

01/09/05

15592M

Scoil Cheann Tra

Kerry

31/08/06

16898S**

SN Breandan Naofa

Kerry

01/09/06

17231N

Kilcummin NS

Kerry

30/08/12

17915U

Killahan NS

Kerry

24/10/06

18247K

CBS Tralee

Kerry

01/09/07

19448C

Scoil Realt na Mara

Kerry

01/10/05

19487M

Holy Cross Mercy NS

Kerry

01/09/07

19512I**

St Oliver's NS

Kerry

01/09/06

19547E

St Francis Spec School

Kerry

01/11/05

19986H

Scoil Naomh Eoin Baiste

Kerry

01/08/06

20013U

Gaelscoil Lios Tuathail

Kerry

01/09/04

20158A

Tralee ETNS

Kerry

01/09/02

61410N**

Presentation Secondary School

Kerry

01/07/10

08099P*

St. Laurences N S

Kildare

24/08/01

09414C

St Laurence's N S

Kildare

01/09/05

12747A*

Scoil na Mainistream De La Salle

Kildare

01/02/07

15040T

Mercy Convent Primary School

Kildare

01/09/00

15599D*

St. Brigid's Primary School

Kildare

01/09/07

15957D**

St. Patrick's Boys Primary School

Kildare

01/09/05

16706G**

St Joseph B.N.S

Kildare

01/09/06

16707I*

St Peter's BNS

Kildare

01/09/03

16845U*

St Mochuo's N S

Kildare

31/07/03

17254C

St Corbans

Kildare

01/11/06

17674B

St Anne's NS

Kildare

01/09/07

17968S*

Two Mile House NS

Kildare

01/11/00

18018S

Scoil Bhride NS

Kildare

01/09/07

18288B**

Scoil Mhichil Naofa

Kildare

01/09/01

18449W

St. Conleth's NS

Kildare

01/09/05

18515J

Scoil an Lenbh Iosa

Kildare

30/08/07

19675N**

Scoil Bhride

Kildare

01/09/05

19796C**

Scoil Phadraig

Kildare

01/09/06

20058T

Gaelscoil Ui Fhiaich

Kildare

01/09/04

20257C**

St Patrick's NS

Kildare

19/03/11

00788V*

Lisdowney NS

Kilkenny

01/08/09

01300Q*

St Michael's NS

Kilkenny

13/09/06

16875G*

St Patricks NS

Kilkenny

19/06/06

17093E*

St Brendans NS

Kilkenny

03/09/07

17108O*

St Johns Junior NS

Kilkenny

01/02/02

18660S*

St Nicholas NS

Kilkenny

10/08/05

19344N

St Aidans NS

Kilkenny

01/09/07

19626A

St Canices Co-Ed NS

Kilkenny

01/10/06

19856R*

Gaelscoil Osraí

Kilkenny

01/09/05

20132F

High Support Special School

Kilkenny

01/03/07

20255V**

Bunscoil McAuley Rice

Kilkenny

27/08/12

20380B

Jonah Special School

Kilkenny

01/09/07

01556F

Scoil Bhride NS

Laois

12/02/07

07183W*

St Josephs GNS

Laois

12/02/07

12231L

Rushall NS

Laois

01/11/00

13741Q*

Rath NS

Laois

01/09/07

14838N

Maryboro NS

Laois

01/09/04

15446B

Gaelscoil Thromaire

Laois

23/04/07

17064U**

St Patrick's NS

Laois

27/11/00

17557U

St Abbans NS

Laois

01/11/07

18150S

Scoil an Fraoich Mhoir

Laois

01/09/06

18547W

Faolan Naofa NS

Laois

01/09/06

18828H

St Pauls Primary

Laois

01/09/07

19747M**

Scoil Bhride NS

Laois

11/12/06

20224K

Gaelscoil an tSli Dala

Laois

01/07/05

20347D**

Portlaoise Educate Together NS

Laois

01/07/10

68068R**

Colaiste Iosagáin

Laois

21/08/12

16474L*

St. Mary's NS

Leitrim

05/03/07

17233R*

St Clare's NS

Leitrim

01/09/06

19423J*

St. Patrick's NS

Leitrim

01/09/07

20212D**

Gaelscoil Liatroma

Leitrim

01/09/05

20260O

Gaelscoil Chluainin

Leitrim

01/09/07

02007A

Cronagh National School Rathleale

Limerick

01/08/07

06539H*

Knockea NS

Limerick

01/09/05

07857D

Killinure NS

Limerick

01/09/00

09296W

Our Ladys Abbey NS

Limerick

21/01/08

11422N*

Mahoonagh

Limerick

15/08/06

16264A

St Marys Boys National School

Limerick

25/06/02

16443A*

Scoil Phádraig Naofa Buachaillí

Limerick

01/09/07

16508C*

Ahane NS

Limerick

26/08/05

16712B

Scoil Naomh Iosaf

Limerick

01/06/07

17937H

Monaleen NS

Limerick

20/02/07

18161A

Castleconnell NS

Limerick

19/11/07

18177P

St Annes Primary

Limerick

01/04/00

18426K*

Scoil Ide Naofa

Limerick

01/09/02

18653V

St Josephs BNS

Limerick

29/09/99

18692I*

Catherine McAuley School. (SS)

Limerick

01/03/07

18991S

John F. Kennedy Memorial School

Limerick

01/01/01

19336O

St Pauls NS

Limerick

01/09/02

19475F

St Brigids NS

Limerick

31/08/06

19956V

Gaelscoil Sairseal

Limerick

01/01/00

20148U**

Gaelscoil Chaladh an Treoigh

Limerick

01/09/01

20175A**

Limerick East Educate Together NS

Limerick

01/08/09

20181S**

Gaelscoil an Raithin

Limerick

01/09/03

20185D

St Marys Boys National School

Limerick

01/09/04

20311F

Redhills NS

Limerick

09/02/09

76070A**

Colaiste Iosaef

Limerick

27/08/12

76101I

Gaelscholaiste Luimnigh

Limerick

01/09/10

00860D

Forgney NS

Longford

01/12/09

19429V**

St. Christopher's Special School

Longford

01/10/04

20083S**

Gaelscoil Longfoirt

Longford

01/09/05

20124G**

St Marys NS

Longford

01/09/06

20128O**

St Matthews NS

Longford

01/09/06

00851C

Presentation Primary School

Louth

01/09/08

01553W

Louth NS

Louth

01/09/06

01554B

Ballapousta NS

Louth

01/04/07

14069P

Dun Dealgan NS

Louth

01/11/06

14651U

Castletown GNS

Louth

01/03/08

15259C*

St Malachys Girls Sch

Louth

01/03/06

16208N

Termonfeckin Mixed NS

Louth

01/09/06

17059E*

Iosaif na mBraithre

Louth

01/09/07

17195M**

CBS Primary Dundalk

Louth

01/09/06

17865I

St Mary's BNS

Louth

24/08/08

17949D

SN Padraig Naofa

Louth

01/10/07

18098T*

Scoil N Bhride C

Louth

01/09/06

18101F

Rampark NS

Louth

01/09/08

18148I*

Scoil Bhride Lann Leire

Louth

01/09/07

18504E*

St Malachys Boys

Louth

24/09/07

18635T

St Buite's NS

Louth

01/01/06

19215C

SN Ard Mhuire

Louth

19/10/05

19223B*

SN Padraig Naofa

Louth

01/09/07

19479N

Rathmullen NS

Louth

21/02/02

19673J**

St Josephs NS

Louth

01/09/07

19678T

St Pauls Senior NS

Louth

01/11/07

20171P**

Ardee Educate Together NS

Louth

01/09/02

20259G**

St Francis NS

Louth

01/09/07

20339E

Realt na Mara School

Louth

01/09/09

20374G

ABA Facility

Louth

01/09/04

63890R**

St. Mary's College

Louth

01/08/12

63900R*

St Vincents Secondary School

Louth

01/09/07

71770D

O'Fiaich College

Louth

01/01/10

91441T**

Ardee Community College

Louth

01/09/11

17856H*

Scoil Naomh Mhuire

Louth

01/09/07

63891T

De La Salle College

Louth

01/07/12

71780G**

Scoil Uí Mhuirí

Louth

31/08/12

04796R

Brackloon NS

Mayo

01/09/01

07054L*

Scoil Naomh Bríd

Mayo

01/09/03

11725I*

Behymore NS

Mayo

01/04/00

13659I

Bekan NS

Mayo

26/08/08

13667H

St. Josephs NS

Mayo

01/09/09

13758K

Templemary NS

Mayo

01/07/05

13945J

Eskeragh NS

Mayo

01/09/07

14400S*

Richmond NS

Mayo

01/09/05

15539I

St Johns NS

Mayo

01/09/07

16170O

Cloghans NS

Mayo

01/09/00

16173U

Kinaffe Ns

Mayo

03/12/07

16904K*

Lankill NS

Mayo

01/09/07

16911H

Lahardane NS

Mayo

01/05/08

17209U*

Caoneal NS

Mayo

03/09/07

18070U*

Muire Gan Smal

Mayo

01/09/07

18145C

St Tiernans NS

Mayo

01/02/08

19375B**

St Brid's Spec NS

Mayo

18/12/06

19402B*

Ballyvary Central NS

Mayo

24/09/07

19451O

Holy Family NS

Mayo

11/09/06

19972T

Gaelscoil Uileog De Búrca

Mayo

01/06/97

20084U

Scoil na gCeithre Maol

Mayo

01/09/09

20230F

Scoil Phadraig

Mayo

01/09/06

64570E**

Our Lady's Sec School

Mayo

09/01/06

64690O

Scoil Mhuire & Padraig

Mayo

01/09/09

00883P*

St Annes

Meath

01/03/04

01309L*

St Patricks NS

Meath

01/09/00

02905J

SN Naomh Padraig

Meath

01/09/08

04210H*

St Josephs NS (Kilmessan Mxd NS)

Meath

01/09/07

05630L

St Michaels NS Trim

Meath

01/09/07

11039O*

Kilbeg NS

Meath

01/09/00

15104T*

Scoil Bhride

Meath

01/02/00

16100Q

St Josephs Mercy P.S

Meath

01/07/06

17520U*

Robinstown NS

Meath

01/09/06

17623H**

O'Growney NS

Meath

01/09/05

17705J**

Whitecross Primary School

Meath

01/09/05

17839H**

Duleek BNS

Meath

01/09/06

17840P**

Scoil Bhainin Naofa/Duleek GNS

Meath

01/09/07

18106P

Lismullen NS

Meath

01/09/06

18448U*

Rathbeggan NS

Meath

01/09/07

18762D**

Realt na Mara BNS

Meath

01/11/99

18767N**

Realt na Mara GNS

Meath

01/09/07

19560T**

Saint Marys Special School

Meath

01/05/06

19768U

St Marys NS

Meath

01/09/06

20032B

Dunboyne Junior School

Meath

01/09/06

20033D

Dunboyne Senior Primary School

Meath

01/09/06

20051F

Gaelscoil na Boinne

Meath

01/04/06

20082Q

Gaelscoil Thulach na nOg

Meath

01/09/06

20164S**

Navan Educate Together NS

Meath

01/09/08

20179I**

St. Stephen's National School

Meath

01/08/12

20191V

St Peters National School, Church Of Ireland

Meath

01/09/04

20200T

Ratoath Senior NS

Meath

01/09/07

20352T

Ard Ri Community NS

Meath

01/09/10

20379Q

Stepping Stones Special School

Meath

01/09/10

20382F**

Gaelscoil na Mí

Meath

01/07/11

71960I**

Dunshaughlin Community College

Meath

01/08/12

91508C

Boyne Community School

Meath

07/01/08

20396Q

Ashbourne Educate Together NS

Meath

72010I

Beaufort College

Meath

01/08/12

15142E

Donaghmoyne NS

Monaghan

01/09/07

16769H*

Latnamard NS

Monaghan

01/09/07

16923O*

SN iorball Sionnaigh

Monaghan

01/09/05

16954C

St Michaels NS

Monaghan

01/08/06

17099Q

St. Josephs NS

Monaghan

01/04/08

17686I*

Scoil Mhuire BNS

Monaghan

03/09/07

19936P

Gaelscoil Ultain

Monaghan

28/08/06

20055N

GS Eois

Monaghan

01/12/97

20327U

Gaelscoil Lorgan

Monaghan

18/07/08

72170H

Ballybay Community School

Monaghan

01/09/08

07949I*

Oxmantown NS

Offaly

01/09/07

17827A**

St Patrick's NS

Offaly

01/09/06

18057F

Scoil Mhuire NS

Offaly

01/09/08

18364O

Scoil Muire Banrion

Offaly

10/08/07

18406E

St Francis BNS

Offaly

01/09/04

18797W

SN Naomh Iosef

Offaly

01/07/07

20099K

Offaly School of Special Education

Offaly

23/05/06

20267F**

Scoil Bhride PS

Offaly

19/10/07

20332N**

Gaelscoil Eadan Doire

Offaly

01/09/08

65582Q

St. Mary's Secondary School

Offaly

01/09/09

65620V

Sacred Heart School

Offaly

01/09/07

72540O**

Oaklands Community College

Offaly

27/08/12

14356S*

Lisaniskey NS

Roscommon

01/11/06

16816N

Attyrory NS

Roscommon

01/09/09

17266J

St. Mary's NS

Roscommon

01/09/02

18395C

Cloonakilla NS

Roscommon

01/09/10

19789F

St. Michaels School

Roscommon

01/07/10

20126K

GS De hIde

Roscommon

01/09/04

65100S

Scoil Mhuire

Roscommon

15/09/05

04487E*

Achonry NS

Sligo

01/09/12

14636B

Scoil Naomh Eanna

Sligo

01/09/99

18053U

Sooey NS

Sligo

01/01/08

18298E

Culfadda NS

Sligo

01/06/08

18334F*

Knockminna

Sligo

01/09/07

18575E*

Scoil Naomh Molaise

Sligo

01/09/05

18979F*

Scoil Ursula

Sligo

01/09/07

20044I

Gaelscoil Chnoc Na Re

Sligo

01/07/04

00590A

Borrisoleigh BNS

Tipperary

04/10/06

01594N*

Scoil Eoin Naofa

Tipperary

01/09/07

09190G*

Boher NS

Tipperary

01/08/07

10120P**

Our Lady of Mercy NS

Tipperary

01/09/07

12540B

Clonmore NS

Tipperary

01/09/08

16077B*

Ardfinnan NS

Tipperary

01/09/07

16211C*

Scoil Mochaomhog Naofa

Tipperary

01/09/07

16276H

Carrig NS

Tipperary

01/09/06

17779P

Powerstown NS

Tipperary

21/09/01

18062V*

Grange NS

Tipperary

01/12/06

18345K

Scoil Iosef Naofa

Tipperary

01/09/05

18716T

Cahir BNS

Tipperary

01/03/00

19230V

Scoil Chormaic

Tipperary

01/05/06

19615S

Scoil Aonghusa

Tipperary

02/06/06

20085W

GS Charraig Na Siuire

Tipperary

01/09/98

72400V**

Comeragh College

Tipperary

01/08/07

14686

Jonah Project ABA school

Waterford

01/09/07

01395H*

Aglish National School

Waterford

20/08/07

17159I*

Garranbane NS

Waterford

01/11/06

17525H*

Light of Christ School

Waterford

01/09/06

18094L*

Scoil Mhuire

Waterford

13/08/06

18235D*

St Marys BNS

Waterford

01/12/06

19108B**

St Martins Special School

Waterford

01/09/06

19885B

Gaelscoil Philib Barun

Waterford

10/01/05

20050D**

Gaelscoil na nDeise

Waterford

01/07/08

20143K*

Waterpark National School

Waterford

01/09/07

20160K**

Waterford Educate Together NS

Waterford

01/01/05

20170N

Bunscoil Chill Mhic Thomaisin

Waterford

24/03/04

64922J

Stella Maris Sec School

Waterford

01/09/10

64923L

CBS Secondary School

Waterford

01/09/10

68078U

Gaelcholáiste Phort Láirge

Waterford

01/08/07

91509E

Blackwater Community School

Waterford

27/08/08

05916G*

St Annes Ns Tyrrellspass

Westmeath

01/09/07

17025K

The Downs NS

Westmeath

01/09/07

17102C

Cluain Buinne

Westmeath

05/09/05

17327D**

Curraghmore NS

Westmeath

27/02/01

18262G*

SN Lochan a'Bhealaigh

Westmeath

01/09/06

18405C*

St Paul's NS

Westmeath

01/04/07

18505G

St Clares NS

Westmeath

01/09/01

18640M**

St Josephs NS

Westmeath

01/09/06

18864L**

Coosan NS

Westmeath

01/08/01

19848S**

St Etchens NS

Westmeath

01/07/08

20063M*

Scoil an Chlochair

Westmeath

11/12/06

20073P

St Marys NS

Westmeath

06/10/07

20238V

GS an Choillin

Westmeath

01/09/06

20373E

ABA School (Saplings)

Westmeath

01/07/12

03633H

Our Lady of Lourdes NS

Wexford

01/09/99

05070W*

Scoil Chroi Ro Naofa

Wexford

27/08/07

08221J

St Senans Primary

Wexford

21/08/01

11986N*

Mercy National School

Wexford

19/11/07

16409A*

St Marys NS

Wexford

01/09/07

16605A*

Kilrane NS

Wexford

17/08/07

16828U*

Oylegate NS

Wexford

01/09/06

17450C

Poulfour NS

Wexford

19/08/11

17610V

Scoil Baile Fada

Wexford

01/09/08

17768K*

Castletown NS

Wexford

01/10/04

17800D*

Bree NS

Wexford

01/09/05

17841R*

Scoil Mhuire

Wexford

01/11/06

17913Q

Our Lady of Fatima NS

Wexford

01/09/07

18280I

St Josephs Boys Primary

Wexford

17/06/05

18558E*

Piercestown NS

Wexford

01/09/03

19240B**

St. Patrick's Special School

Wexford

01/07/06

19739N*

Scoil Mhuire

Wexford

01/09/03

20003R

St Aidans Primary

Wexford

08/10/05

20057R**

GS Inis Córthaidh

Wexford

01/09/05

20333P

Wexford ETNS

Wexford

28/10/10

63640R**

CBS Wexford

Wexford

01/10/07

68080H

Meanscoil Gharman

Wexford

01/01/08

01782O*

SN Padraig

Wicklow

01/09/07

11372B*

Scoil Mhuire Realt Na Mara

Wicklow

01/09/06

12529N

St Saviour's NS

Wicklow

31/10/07

13932A

St Michaels GNS

Wicklow

03/11/08

14398L*

Glebe NS

Wicklow

01/09/04

16573N*

St Brigid's NS

Wicklow

01/09/06

16874E

St Joseph's GNS

Wicklow

01/07/03

17181B

St Joseph's NS

Wicklow

01/09/98

17826V*

Na Coroine Mhuire Mixed

Wicklow

01/08/06

18365Q*

Kilmacanogue NS

Wicklow

01/09/07

18502A

Talbotstown NS

Wicklow

01/01/09

18962L

St Ernan's BNS

Wicklow

01/09/06

19522L**

St Catherine's Spec School

Wicklow

01/12/01

19573F

St Laurence's NS

Wicklow

01/10/09

19734D*

St Francis's NS

Wicklow

01/08/06

20045K**

Gaelscoil Chill Mhantain

Wicklow

01/09/05

20080M**

GS An Inbhir Mhoir

Wicklow

01/09/98

20178G**

Wicklow ETNS

Wicklow

01/09/05

20242M

Blessington ETNS

Wicklow

01/01/09

20243O

GS Na Lochanna

Wicklow

01/07/10

70740M**

Arklow Community College

Wicklow

01/09/07

70790E

Colaiste Bhride

Wicklow

01/11/07

76106S

Gaelcholaiste na Mara

Wicklow

01/09/07

17265H

Rathdrum Boys NS

Wicklow

01/05/06

20346B**

Kilcoole Primary School

Wicklow

01/09/12

Student Grant Scheme Delays

Questions (301)

Michael Lowry

Question:

301. Deputy Michael Lowry asked the Minister for Education and Skills the number of students in County Tipperary who are still awaiting payments of their student grant through the Student Universal Support Ireland system; the reason for the backlog in same; the current turnover time for same; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1316/13]

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Written answers

1236 students from County Tipperary have been awarded or provisionally awarded a grant. Of these 254 are fee only awards. 769 students have received maintenance payments. Further students will receive payment on Friday 18th January. This data was provided to Department by Student Universal Support Ireland (SUSI) and is at a point in time on the 15th January, 2013.

SUSI is continuing to make payments on a weekly basis to ensure students can get paid their grant as expeditiously as possible, once they have been awarded a grant. In general the time period for between final award and payment is no more than two weeks. This is dependent on the timeframe within which those awarded a grant supply bank account details and the return of confirmation of registration from the institution, which enables the relevant instalments of the grant to be paid.

SUSI Applications - Processing Position for County Tipperary

SUSI Applications - Processing Position for County Tipperary

County

Total applications received

Incomplete Applications

Applications where all requested documentation submitted

Awarded

Refused or Cancelled

Applications currently with SUSI for processing

Maintenance Payments

Fees only awards approved

Tipperary

2651

764

1887

1236

630

20

769

254

* This figure includes a number of students provisionally awarded awaiting final course acceptance and some 254 students awarded a "fees only grant".

Student Grant Scheme Appeals

Questions (302)

John O'Mahony

Question:

302. Deputy John O'Mahony asked the Minister for Education and Skills when a person (details supplied) in County Mayo will receive a decision on an appeal for their Student Universal Suport Ireland grant application; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1327/13]

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Written answers

Student Universal Support Ireland has confirmed that the applicant referred to by the Deputy appealed the decision on their grant with regard to the rate of grant awarded and that a letter on the appeal issued on 20th December, 2012.

Where an individual applicant has had an appeal turned down in writing by SUSI and remains of the view that the scheme has not been interpreted correctly in his/her case, an appeal form outlining the position may be submitted by the applicant to the independent Student Grant Appeals Board. The relevant appeal form will be available on request from SUSI.

School Placement

Questions (303)

Simon Harris

Question:

303. Deputy Simon Harris asked the Minister for Education and Skills if his attention has been drawn to a shortage of primary school places in a locality (details supplied) in County Wicklow; if he has met with local stakeholders in an effort to address this shortage; the action he plans to take to address this issue; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1339/13]

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Written answers

As the Deputy will be aware, in June 2011 I announced that 20 new primary and 20 new post-primary schools are to be established up to 2016 across a number of locations to cater for our increased pupil numbers. While the area referred to by the Deputy was not one of the areas identified as requiring a new school in that period, it should be noted that in 2008 two new schools opened there and both of these schools will receive additional accommodation under my Departments Rapid Delivery Programme for 2013. In addition, a third school in the area that is the result of the amalgamation of a boys school and a girls school is to receive additional capacity and is on the 2015/2016 school building programme to proceed to tender and construction.

Officials of my Department met with a delegation of principals from the area last month regarding accommodation needs for September 2013 and discussions with the relevant patron bodies are ongoing.

My Department will continue to monitor enrolments in the area referred to by the Deputy to ensure that there is sufficient school accommodation to meet any projected future demands.

Schools Building Projects Status

Questions (304)

Simon Harris

Question:

304. Deputy Simon Harris asked the Minister for Education and Skills when a school building project will commence at a school (details supplied) in County Wicklow; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1344/13]

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Written answers

The tender process for the appointment of a design team to the school building project referred to by the Deputy began on 17th December 2012 when tender documents issued to the consultants on my Department's Large School Projects Framework Panel.

Following completion of the appointment the design team will commence the architectural planning process. The project has been scheduled to commence construction in 2015/16 under the 5 year construction programme announced in March 2012.

Student Grant Scheme Eligibility

Questions (305)

Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin

Question:

305. Deputy Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin asked the Minister for Education and Skills the reason the eligibility for a fee grant from Student Universal Support Ireland does not extend to undergraduate courses outside the State or within another jurisdiction; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1360/13]

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Written answers

The Student Support Act 2011 provides that the payment of tuition fees be limited to approved courses of higher education at an approved institution in the State, other than for exceptional provision in respect of postgraduate course in Northern Ireland. In addition given the level of demand on the student grant budget it is not possible to include fee grants for students studying outside of the State. However, students studying in an EU Member State may be eligible for a maintenance grant provided they meet the terms and condition of the student grant scheme.

In addition, tax relief at the standard rate of tax may be claimed in respect of tuition fees paid for approved courses at approved colleges of higher education including approved undergraduate and postgraduate courses in EU Member States and in non-EU countries. Further information on this tax relief is available from the Revenue Commissioners on www.revenue.ie.

Student Grant Scheme Appeals

Questions (306)

Tom Fleming

Question:

306. Deputy Tom Fleming asked the Minister for Education and Skills the position regarding a student grant appeal in respect of a person (details supplied) in County Kerry; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1386/13]

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Written answers

Officials in my Department have confirmed with Student Universal Support Ireland that the grant application of the student referred to by the Deputy for the 2012/13 academic year was refused. SUSI has confirmed that the applicant appealed their decision and a letter on the appeal issued on 10th January, 2013.

Where an individual applicant has had an appeal turned down, in writing, by SUSI, and remains of the view that SUSI has not interpreted the scheme correctly in his/her case, an appeal form outlining the position may be submitted by the applicant to the independent Student Grant Appeals Board. The relevant appeal form will be available on request from SUSI.

Student Grant Scheme Payments

Questions (307)

Tom Fleming

Question:

307. Deputy Tom Fleming asked the Minister for Education and Skills when a student grant will issue in respect of a person (details supplied) in Dublin 8; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1387/13]

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Written answers

Officials in my Department have confirmed with Student Universal Support Ireland that a fees only grant has been awarded in this case and that payment of the fee will issue directly to the student's institution.

Student Grant Scheme Applications

Questions (308)

Seán Ó Fearghaíl

Question:

308. Deputy Seán Ó Fearghaíl asked the Minister for Education and Skills if he will expedite an application for a student grant in respect of a person (details supplied) in county Kildare; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1394/13]

View answer

Written answers

Officials in my Department have confirmed with Student Universal Support Ireland that the application from the student in question is being reviewed and it will notify the student directly of the outcome as soon as the review has been completed.

Student Grant Scheme Eligibility

Questions (309)

Bernard Durkan

Question:

309. Deputy Bernard J. Durkan asked the Minister for Education and Skills if he will indicate the funding options available to a person (details supplied) in County Kildare; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1411/13]

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Written answers

While maintenance support is not available for students entering postgraduates courses, those who meet the qualifying conditions for the special rate of grant under the Student Grant Scheme 2012 will be eligible to have their post-graduate tuition fees paid up to the maximum fee limit of €6,270.

In addition, a further limited number of students will qualify to have a €2,000 contribution made towards the costs of their fees. The new income threshold for this payment is €31,500 for the 2012/13 academic year, increasing relative to the number of family dependents.

Tax relief is also available on postgraduate tuition fees. Details in relation to this relief are available from the Revenue Commissioners.

In addition to this, the Student Assistance Fund will continue to be made available through the access offices of third-level institutions to assist students in exceptional financial need.

Student Grant Scheme Appeals

Questions (310)

Charles Flanagan

Question:

310. Deputy Charles Flanagan asked the Minister for Education and Skills if he will outline the appeals process for students in County Laois who have been refused an education grant; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1418/13]

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Written answers

If an applicant considers that the decision made on a student grant application is incorrect, he/she may appeal, in the first instance, to the grant awarding authority which made the decision.

Where such an appeal is turned down in writing by the grant awarding authority and the applicant remains of the view that the scheme was not interpreted correctly in his/her case, an appeal form outlining the position may be submitted by the applicant to the independent Student Grant Appeals Board.

Student Grant Scheme Delays

Questions (311)

Barry Cowen

Question:

311. Deputy Barry Cowen asked the Minister for Education and Skills when a person (details supplied) in County Offaly may expect a decision on their application for a student grant; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1421/13]

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Written answers

Officials in my Department have confirmed with Student Universal Support Ireland that on the 3rd January 2013, a request for further documentation was issued to the student referred to by the Deputy. As soon as the requested documentation is returned the student will be notified directly of the outcome.

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