In 2019 Green-Schools worked with teenage girls to develop the #andshecycles campaign to shine a light on the barriers currently reducing the rate of girls choosing to cycle. This national campaign wants to help girls get back on their bikes while addressing some of the reasons they’re reluctant to in the first place. The next phase of the campaign will take to the road with roadshow-style, regional events around the country. The #andshecycles Roadshow will be held in five different towns and cities across Ireland between February and May 2020.  www.greenschoolsireland.org
e: greenschools@antaisce.org

Training Day – How to Deal with Suicide, Self-Harm & Eating Disorders/Distress in the School Environment. This unique one day workshop aims to have each attendee feeling equipped and competent when they are faced with such challenges in the school environment. Marie Campion, author of “Hope – Understanding Eating Distress”, who has nearly 30 years experience in these areas will present the workshop.
Times: 9.30am - 4pm Admission: €130 www.marinotherapycentre.com
e: marinotherapycentre@gmail.com
Radisson Blu Hotel, Airport, Dublin

Seachtain na Gaeilge (Irish Language Week) is an international Irish language festival and one of the biggest celebrations of our native language and culture that takes place each year in Ireland and in many other countries. Seachtain Na Gaeilge takes place in March this year, from the 1st of to the 17th. The festival gives an opportunity to everyone to enjoy Irish, whether you are a fluent speaker, learner or have a cúpla focal, with a calendar of entertaining and fun events for every type of interest and every age group. For ideas on how to celebrate or organize events in your school or for your students, go to the seactain na nGaeilge website.snag.ie

Tech Week is Ireland's nationwide festival of technology, aimed at students, parents and the public. Objective #1 is to inspire students to engage with STEM subjects, and equip them with the knowledge and experience necessary to make informed choices about their future subject and career choices. Objective #2 is to educate all citizens – of every age and background – about the challenges and rewards of our fast-changing technological society. www.techweek.ie
e: info@techweek.ie

Engineers Week will be back in February 2020 to celebrate engineering across Ireland. You are invited to get involved and inspire young people in your local community. The success of the week depends on you, the event organisers and schools. It’s easy to get involved and it’s never too early to start the planning! Learn more here www.engineersweek.ie
e: steps@engineersireland.ie
22 Clyde Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4

Youth Work Ireland’s Irish Youth Music Awards (IYMAs) is excited to return to Croke Park this year! The IYMAs National Day will feature a large education hub with masterclasses and workshops from some of Ireland’s top industry professionals offering young people an opportunity to learn more about the creative industries and a chance to catch some exclusive performances. The event will feature performances by young musicians from across the entire island of Ireland aged 12-19. Admission: Group tickets for schools and youth clubs available online www.iymas.ie
e: iymas@youthworkireland.ie
Croke Park, Jones Road, Drumcondra Dublin

First Cut! Youth Film Festival showcases new films by young filmmakers over three days packed with screenings, workshops, and talks by film industry professionals. These films can be made by individual filmmakers, schools, colleges or youth groups. Every type of film is screened: fiction, documentary, animation, music video and more.www.firstcutfilmfestival.com
e: firstcutfilm@gmail.com
Mail Arts Centre, Youghal, Cork.

Workshop to Promote School Wellness. Based on research from the ERSI and the INTO, stress levels among teachers are increasing. This workshop will provide an evidence-based framework to ensure you can implement workplace wellness for your school staff and receive the associate benefits. Learn protocols for implementing and assessing wellness that can improve culture and camaraderie in your school
Times: 2pm-5pm Admission: Free www.wtc.ie
e: info@wtc.ie
Waterford Teachers Centre

Green-Schools would like to invite all primary schools who have already been awarded the Travel flag to participate in National Scoot to School Week. By participating in National Scoot to School Week and National SOW Day you will be showing your support for a greener, healthier environment by simply encouraging students to scoot to school. This year we are offering schools that participate during the week a chance to have scooter parking installed in your school for free. www.greenschoolsireland.org
e: greenschools@antaisce.org

Join the Down Syndrome Centre and Sock It! for World Down Syndrome Day this year! We are asking schools, offices, friends, and families to join us in wearing crazy socks (or our own bespoke pair!) while donating a few quid to our amazing services team.www.downsyndromecentre.ie
e: madeline@downsyndromecentre.ie 

The inspiration session aims to inspire ideas amongst attendees in how you can use the Erasmus + School Exchange Partnerships Programme in your school. All Teachers, TY Coordinator and principals are very welcome to attend. Tipperary 20th April, Athlone 23rd April, Meath 27th April, Cavan 28th April
www.eventbrite.ie
Tipperary, Athlone, Meath, Cavan