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Circular 0045/2025 - Restricting the use of and access to personal mobile phones by students during the school day and Circular 0046/2025 - Funding Scheme for secure mobile phone storage solutions
Re: CL0032/2025: SNA Allocation Circular 2025/26. 2. CL 0043/2025: Recruitment of Special Needs Assistants (SNAs)
ACCS/Info Bulletin 13/25 Re: Circular Letter 0039/2025 – Approach and key measures to support the Forward Planning for special education provision for the 2026/2027 school year and beyond.
The Child Protection Procedures for Schools 2025 was published last week by the Minister. The procedures and circular are available on www.gov.ie/childprotectionschools.
Minister for Education and Youth Helen McEntee today (29 May 2025) announced a €65 million investment in schools to support digital learning and fund minor building works.
The Directors of Redeployment have concluded the 2025 redeployment process at post-primary level.
The Association of Community and Comprehensive Schools (ACCS) held its Annual Convention from March 26 to March 28, 2025, at the Slieve Russell Hotel in County Cavan.
Reminder: Special Needs Assistant (SNA) National Training Programme – A Webinar for School Leaders
Thursday, 10th April 2025: 4:00pm – 4:45pm
ACCS/Info Bulletin 06/25. Re: Schoolbooks Grant Guidance for Post Primary Schools 2025 - 2026
The 2025 ACCS Convention will be held in the Slieve Russell Hotel in Cavan on the 26th, 27th and 28th of March.
The ACCS Executive is pleased to announce the appointment of Paul Thornton as ACCS Assistant General Secretary from the 1st of September 2024
The ACCS Executive is pleased to announce the appointment of Áine O’Sullivan as ACCS General Secretary from the 1st of September 2024.
DE Circulars
& INformation Notes
Managing Health and Safety in Schools
School Management and governance
The Association of Community and Comprehensive Schools (ACCS) is the national representative Association for 97 Community and Comprehensive Post-Primary Schools nationwide. Founded on the 26th March, 1982 in Milltown Park, Dublin, ACCS is one of the partners in education that participate actively in national decision making at Post-Primary level.
The ACCS is the national representative Association for 97 Community and Comprehensive Post-Primary Schools nationwide.
Founded on the 26th March, 1982 in Milltown Park, Dublin, ACCS is one of the partners in education that participate actively in national decision making at Post-Primary level.
The ACCS support over 5700 staff across our 97 member schools including advice and support to schools, negotiation/policy setting and implementation, research, development and training.