School holidays give teachers like us the chance to give our web sites a bit of a spring clean and a makeover. Nigel Lane from Irish Teachers’ Blogs has spent his first few days of his break rebranding the super … Read on…

Seas Suas is a blog that myself and Nigel Lane (@NL_84) from Irish Teacher Blogs set up a few months ago in order to showcase the amazing work being done in primary schools around the country. Last … Read on…

A very big thank you to Emer at ”A Crucial Week for an NQT” for nominating me for a versatile blogger award. Part of the process of being nominated and awarded is that you must do the following:

I didn’t think I’d see the benefit of using Instagram when it finally came to Android. On the fly image editing seems like such a simple thing. One of the problems I’ve had using Tumblr on my phone was that … Read on…

Last year Damien Mulley announced that he was ending the Irish Blog Awards just in time for me to pluck up the confidence to enter Anseo.net so I was delighted when I heard that my friends in the KLCK Bloggers’ … Read on…

What are you doing this February 29th? Proposing to your future husband? If not, you should try out blogging. Feb29th.net is a global blogging project that is the brainchild of UK teacher, David Mitchell.  The web site hopes to … Read on…

I think that 2012 will see a continuation in the rise of Irish primary teachers blogging.  There are a growing number of schools who are ditching their old web sites and taking up blogs and teachers are beginning to start … Read on…

Last week I was quoted in the Irish Examiner saying that this would be the year of the teacher blog.  In the last year, I have noticed that there has been a steady increase in the number of teachers who … Read on…