Staff Access Point
Crana College Staff can click here to access DEIS documents for the current school year.
What is DEIS?
It is a national programme aimed at addressing the educational needs of young people.
What does it provide for Crana College?
There is 110 million euro of funding directed to DEIS at a national level, therefore it is a huge advantage to a school community to have DEIS.
In Crana College we have the following:
Extra guidance allocation, HSCL, SC, LCA, JCSP, NEPS provision, Friends Programme, Centre for Schools Leadership, Schools books grant scheme, School Meals and PDST Supports.
What has it achieved nationally?
Levels of Literacy & Numeracy have increased.
Retention rates have improved.
More effective school planning is taking place.
The gap has closed but not enough.
Attendance (coming into school) has not improved.
We want to improve learner experiences and in particular vulnerable groups.
DEIS Planning
Planning for DEIS within the school involves a six-step process, as outlined below.
Targets and Actions
A number of targets for improvement have been identified, as well as some classroom based actions, that form part of our overall DEIS plan in Crana College. Please click here to access these.
The DEIS Team in Crana College
Co-ordinator: Mr Philip McGuinness
Team |
Members |
Attendance |
Mr Gerard Toland (L) Ms Michelle McDaid |
Retention |
Ms Sylvia McSheffrey (L) Mr Brendan Monagle Mr Joe Ward |
Literacy |
Ms Rosaleen O'Donnell (L) Mr JJ McDermott Mr David Swann Ms Áine Gallagher |
Numeracy |
Ms Clare Bradley (L) Ms Helena Doherty Mr Francis Meehan Ms Caomhnait Crossan |
Attainment |
Dr Thomas Strain (L) Ms Tanya Morrison Mr Michael McGirr |
Transitions |
Ms Shirley McConalogue (L) Ms Anne McElhinney |
Partnership with Parents and Others |
Ms Michelle Bradley (L) Mr Laurence McMullan Ms Louise Duffy |
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* L=Team Leader