PLANET National Network of Local Area Partnerships’ Conference, Mullingar Park Arms Hotel. March 6, 2008 Dr. Paul Downes Director, Educational Disadvantage.

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PLANET National Network of Local Area Partnerships’ Conference, Mullingar Park Arms Hotel. March 6, 2008 Dr. Paul Downes Director, Educational Disadvantage Centre Senior Lecturer in Education (Psychology) St. Patrick’s College, Drumcondra,

BEYOND EDUCATIONAL DISADVANTAGE (Downes & Gilligan Eds 2007). Dublin:IPA PRIORITY ISSUES 1) Developing school climate at post-primary level 2) Developing teachers’ early literacy instruction skills 3) A mental health strategy and fund for contexts of socio-economic disadvantage 4) Community development and lifelong learning

1) Developing school climate at post-primary level No sunlight ! Not money !……….. No sunlight ! Not money !……….. NDP ……………………………….. NDP ……………………………….. Transition – not merely a problem of the individual H.Dip………………………………. H.Dip……………………………….

CHAP 28: M.Darmody …………. Strengthening the school social climate CHAP 28: M.Darmody …………. Strengthening the school social climate CHAP 34: P.Downes et al….. The jolt between primary and post- primary CHAP 35: C.Maunsell et al……… Primary to post-primary: Perceptions of pupils with special educational needs CHAP 36: G.Farrelly……Bullying and social context: CHAP 38: A.Murphy……………… Peer mediation:

2) Developing teachers’ early literacy instruction skills 2) Developing teachers’ early literacy instruction skills Speech and language – system level skills for teachers and parents - NDP – ring-fenced funding - NDP – ring-fenced funding - an aspect of drug prevention - an aspect of drug prevention More hours in curriculum ? Integrate with other subjects Motivation and reading Arts and literacy: Fear of failure – process drama for language, emotions and social skills

CHAP 15: S.Quinn ‘Only brainy and boring people read’ CHAP 15: S.Quinn ‘Only brainy and boring people read’ CHAP 16: S.Kazmierczak Preventing potential weaknesses in early literac instruction CHAP 17: Y.Mullan Raising literacy levels locally CHAP 18: E.Kennedy Literacy in designated disadvantaged schools CHAP 25: C.Hefferon A model of drama for educational disadvantage CHAP 26: P.Murphy Drama as radical pedagogy CHAP 27: D.Butler & J.Kelly The digital era: Empowerment or digital divide ?

3) A mental health strategy and fund for contexts of socio- economic disadvantage 3) A mental health strategy and fund for contexts of socio- economic disadvantage Not one early school leaving problem: ESL is a behaviour with a range of motivations Beyond piecemeal approach of SCP, beyond 8 week bereavement courses Wider referral processes – reach withdrawn kids: ‘a slap in the face’ Need for prevention and early intervention: non- verbal Alternatives to suspension Drug prevention issue NEPS

CHAP 29: M.Byrne Health for all CHAP 30: C.Ryan & P.Downes Future steps for NEPS ? CHAP 37: T.Hegarty Towards a narrative practice: Conversations in a city centre school CHAP 39: P.Downes & A-L Gilligan Some conclusions

4) Community development and lifelong learning 4) Community development and lifelong learning Schools as a community resource: Nicholas of Myra Collaboration not contracting out Parent peer support – Freirean models Community leaders from ethnic minorities including Travellers HSL – evenings, wider than teacher-only Regional educational structures

CHAP 11: L.Bane A seagull’s view- Adult and community education CHAP 12: D.Mulkerrins The transformational potential of the Home School Community Liaison Scheme CHAP 13: T.Owens The development of men’s community education in Ireland CHAP 14: L.Waters Community education: A view from the margins CHAP 22: A.Boyle Traveller parents and early childhood education

PUBLICATIONS: EARLY SCHOOL LEAVING: P. Downes and C. Maunsell (2007) Count Us In. Tackling Early School Leaving in South West Inner City Dublin: An integrated response. Commissioned report for the South West Inner City Community Development Association (SICCDA) with the South Inner City Local Drugs Task Force. P.Downes, C.Maunsell & J. Ivers (2006) A holistic approach to early school leaving and school retention in Blanchardstown: Current issues and future steps for services and schools. Commissioned Research Report for Blanchardstown Area Partnership, Dublin. A holistic approach to early school leaving and school retention in Blanchardstown: A holistic approach to early school leaving and school retention in Blanchardstown:

PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES: Downes, P. (2004). Psychological support services for Ballyfermot: Present and future. Commissioned Research Report for European Union funded organisation, URBAN, Ballyfermot, in conjunction with Ballyfermot Drugs Task Force OUT OF SCHOOL SERVICES: 'QDOSS''QDOSS' (Quality Development of Out of School Services): Agenda for development 2006' - Compiled by P.Downes on behalf of the QDOSS Network. 'QDOSS' LIFELONG LEARNING C. Maunsell, P. Downes & V. Mcloughlin (2008) National Report on Lifelong Learning in Ireland. LLL2010: Sub-project 1: Towards a Lifelong Learning Society in Europe - the Contribution of the Education System.

QDOSS member organisations include: Barnardos, Border Counties Childcare Network, Children’s Research Centre, TCD, Educational Disadvantage Centre, St. Patrick’s College, Drumcondra, Foroige, Limerick City Childcare Committee, National School Completion Programme, Targeting Educational Disadvantage Project, Mary Immaculate College, Limerick, Youth Work Ireland. Youth Work Ireland.

QDOSS: An Agenda for Development QDOSS: An Agenda for Development QDOSS is calling for a national strategy on Out of School Services – a strategy that is sensitive to the needs of local contexts.

1) Key Structures Underpinning Out-of-School Services 2) Out-of-School Services: Bridging Health and Education Needs 3) Out-of-School Services: Contribution to Development of School Climate 4) Out-of-School Services: A Key Resource in Culturally Relevant Curriculum Implementation 5) Community Development Principles and Out- of-School Services 6) Evaluation: Structural, Process and Outcome Indicators